The Growing Up Born Again Self-Inventory
(from the book, Just As We Were: A Nostalgic Look at Growing Up Born Again;
(from the book, Just As We Were: A Nostalgic Look at Growing Up Born Again;
written by Patricia Klein, Evelyn Bence, Jane Campbell, Laura Pearson and David Wimbish; c2002)
Question 1. A sword drill is:
A. an instrument of torture used during the Inquisition.
B. a cadet exercise at West Point.
C. a contest to see who can look up Bible verses fastest.
D. what a dentist uses before he says "Rinse and spit."
A. an instrument of torture used during the Inquisition.
B. a cadet exercise at West Point.
C. a contest to see who can look up Bible verses fastest.
D. what a dentist uses before he says "Rinse and spit."
Question 2. When you hear the expression "the Fall," you immediately think of:
A. autumn.
B. Rome's decline.
C. man's depravity.
D. Lady Godiva's hairpiece.
A. autumn.
B. Rome's decline.
C. man's depravity.
D. Lady Godiva's hairpiece.
Question 3. You generously contribute to YFC because you have a deep concern for:
A. Yiddish factory clerks.
B. euthanasia.
C. euthenafrica.
D. euth everywhere.
B. euthanasia.
C. euthenafrica.
D. euth everywhere.
Question 4. Mom overslept and didn't start the roast before leaving for church. The family should:
A. go to a nice restaurant for dinner.
B. refuse to eat in a restaurant on Sunday since that would signal approval of working on the Lord's Day.
C. compromise by going to a fast food restaurant.
D. This is a trick question; born again moms never oversleep.
Question 5. Four cars with dashboard accessories arrive simultaneously at an intersection. The born again Christian's car is the one with:
A. the fluffy dice.
B. the plastic statue of Saint Christopher.
C. the compass inscribed with Psalm 103:12.
D. the lady's red garter.
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