Unconditional Election Quiz - Questions.
1) Why do people choose the things they do?
a. It's all in the stars
b. People are helpless victims of circumstances
c. People do the things they most want to do
d. Most people don't have reasons - they just behave randomly
2) Does everyone want to be a Christian?
a. Yes, but we cannot make it on our own
b. Yes, and we are all good enough for God
c. No, but some of us change our minds based on experiences we have in this world
d. No, we have all turned away from God and have no desire to be saved by Him
3) Can the person who is outside of Christ choose to do anything that is pleasing to God?
a. No - sin has deprived us of the ability to choose anything that is good in God's sight
b. Sometimes we can do good things but nobody is perfect
c. Yes - all our lives are pleasing to God
d. We can do good things but we need Christ to make them valuable to God
4) Will a person who is not saved ever want to come to Christ?
a. Yes, given enough experience of life, people come to their senses
b. Some do - those who are not emotionally equipped for this world need a crutch to get through
c. No - Sin has corrupted our hearts so that we can never desire good
d. All people need to hear is the Truth - then they will decide for Christ
5) Can anyone choose to become a Christian?
a. Yes
b. No
6) If man will not choose God, then if he is to be saved, who must do the choosing?
a. Our parents can choose for us by having us baptized
b. Other beings, like angels and saints, can help
c. Only God can do it. God is the giver of physical life, as well as the giver of spiritual life. We did not choose the one and we cannot choose the other.
7) When did God choose to save those whom He did?
a. Before He created the world
b. After Adam fell
c. When Christ was crucified
d. When individuals first decided for Christ
8) Did God choose to save all men?
a. Yes - the good news of the Gospel is that all men everywhere are saved by Jesus
b. No - He chose to save only some of fallen mankind
c. No - He leaves men to their own devices, to be saved or lost as they please
d. No - men are not in need of a Savior
9) Did God choose us on the basis of what He foresaw we would do?
a. No - then salvation would be by merit according to our works
b. Yes - God saw those who would choose Him and decided to save them
c. Yes - God is too just to save the really wicked people
10) What is the reason that the Lord chose some and not others? (Eph. 1:5-6)
a. God chooses the intelligent people and passes others by
b. God chooses wealthy people to support His churches
c. God chooses good, moral church-going people for salvation
d. The reason lies with God - it is His pleasure to save some and does not at all depend on them
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