Bible Course 3: Facts and Feelings – Quiz | Limestone Church of Christ

Rudd 3 - Facts and Feelings

The following questions are related to Steve Rudd's Lesson #3, "Facts & Feelings"

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Jesus said only a few would be misled by false teachers.

True

False

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All denominations perform baptism the same way.

True

False

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Jesus prayed that His followers would not divide into many denominations.

True

False

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Most churchgoers have compared their church's doctrines with the Bible.

True

False

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God doesn't care how we worship Him, as long as we are zealous and sincere.

True

False

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It is possible for someone to feel absolutely sure they are saved, when in fact they are not.

True

False

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Most people blindly adopt the religious affiliation of their parents.

True

False

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When a denomination ordains one of their ministers, they permit him to teach doctrine from the Bible only.

True

False

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The Bible contains many prophecies that warned of false religions.

True

False

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Doctrinal correctness alone will guarantee that you will go to heaven.

True

False

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An ordained minister must follow his denomination's creed, even when it teaches false docrine.

True

False

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Church catechisms, creeds, and statements of faith only summarize what the Bible teaches into a condensed form.

True

False

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If every church's statement of faith were identical, then there would not be 2,000 different denominations.

True

False

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Loyalty to man-made doctrines over what the Bible teaches actually perpetuates religious division.

True

False

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One can believe and practice false doctrine and have a Biblical hope of salvation.

True

False

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Using the Bible as our blueprint for religion means that we

must pattern our worship and doctrine according to its word and pecepts.

can use the innovations of men in our worship.

can practice things that early Christians did not.

need only follow the Bible in those places where we determine it is important.

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Feelings of assurance of salvation are trustworthy when you

accept what your pastor teaches you.

compare your personal beliefs with the Bible.

memorize your church's catechism or statement of faith.

believe your feelings are direct confirmation from the Holy Spirit.

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The Holy Spirit does not directly confirm your assurance of salvation through feelings because

there is no Bible passages that teach the Holy Spirit does this.

the adherents of non-Christian religions and cult groups get exactly the same feelings of assurance.

whether true or false assurance the feelings are identical.

all of the above.

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When a minister claims to be "ordained" it means that

you can be assured that God approves of his doctrine.

he is bound by the denomination which ordained him to preach their particular set of doctrines.

he was ordained by God according to procedures in the Bible.

he is free to teach Bible truth even when it contradicts the official teaching of his church.

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You can be sure that the church you attend is the one Christ died for if

all the members claim to be a group of Bible believing Christians who are born again.

all the members show great love and kindness for one another.

you sense the presence of God is in every Sunday service.

members love each other, are zealous towards God and teach true Bible doctrine.

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There is widespread religious division in our community because

the Bible is difficult to understand.

the Bible teaches contradictory things.

church leaders do not use the Bible alone to determine doctrine.

churchgoers usually check to see if their church's teachings had their origin in the Bible.

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Nadab and Abihu were killed by God because they

didn't think that doctrine was important.

made a minor change in worship and doctrine.

had an overall lack of respect for God's commandments.

all of the above.

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The fact that there are over 2,000 churches today means that

doctrine must not be very important to God.

many churches must be teaching false doctrine.

you can atttend the church of your choice with confidence.

the Bible must not give a clear pattern for leaders to follow.

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You might receive the shock of your life on judgment day by being sentenced to hell if you

zealously worship God, pray every day but believe and practice false doctrine.

have learned exactly what your church teaches and have then compared it to the Bible.

are willing to change your personal beliefs when someone shows you from they are of human origin.

would switch your church affiliation because of false doctrine even if family members greatly object to your change.

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Your highest personal loyalty and allegiance should be to

the official teachings of your church in the creed, catechism or statement of faith.

the doctrine that your pastor or priest teaches from the pulpit.

the religious affiliation of your parents when you were a child.

Jesus Christ and His doctrine in the Bible.

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