5th Form November Reading

According to the text, what does the Sermon on the Mount demand from its followers?

• Wealth and prosperity

• Obedience and devotion to God

• Knowledge of history

• Attendance at church

What does the text say about the location of the Sermon on the Mount?

• It was in Jerusalem

• It was near the Sea of Galilee, near Capernaum

• It was in Nazareth

• It was in Bethlehem

What is the 'new law' that Jesus introduces in the Sermon on the Mount?

• A higher standard of obedience

• A new set of commandments

• A new form of worship

• A new way to pray

What does Jesus emphasize about discipleship in the Sermon on the Mount?

• It is easy and without challenges

• It requires a public display of faith

• It requires a change of heart and mind

• It is only for the chosen few

What does Jesus emphasize about forgiveness in the Sermon on the Mount?

• It is optional

• It should be given only to friends

• It is essential for receiving God's forgiveness

• It is a sign of weakness

What does Jesus say about the qualities of those who will build their lives on a firm foundation?

• They should be wealthy and powerful

• They should be wise and knowledgeable

• They should have love and righteousness

• They should be famous and influential

What does Jesus say about false prophets in the Sermon on the Mount?

• They will be easily recognized

• They will deceive many

• They will be harmless

• They will be punished immediately

What is one of the examples used to illustrate the difficulty of proving the existence of God?

• Proving the existence of a friend

• Proving the beauty of a painting

• Proving the taste of food

• Proving the sound of music

What does the article say about the concept of God in Christianity?

• God is a strict judge

• God is a powerful ruler

• We do not know what God is

• God is a myth

What does the perspectival argument for God suggest about the nature of the universe?

• It is random and chaotic

• It is orderly and intelligible

• It is beyond human understanding

• It is purely physical