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Understanding Sin: A 10-Question Quiz

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Understanding Sin: A 10-Question Quiz

Explore the complex nature of sin and its impact on relationships through our engaging quiz. Test your knowledge and reflect on important lessons regarding morality and faith.

10 Thought-Provoking Questions
Multiple Choice and Open-Ended Answers
Explore Relationships Affected by Sin

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ReflectingTruth257

Which of the following relationships are you fracturing when you sin?

Self against Self

Self against Others

Self against God

All of the above

Mark thinks he is better than other people. Which deadly sin is this?

Envy

Lust

Pride

Gluttony

Original Sin was committed by whom?

Cain and Abel

Adam and Eve

Noah and Moses

Peter and John

Why did God give Cain a life of wandering?

Destroyed his land

Disrespecting God’s creation

Going against god's word

Murdered his brother

What was the original sin?

Eating fruit from the tree of forbidden knowledge

Murdering a sibling

Calling God mean names

Gender Inequality

In your own words, explain what sin is and why we commit sin.

Through original sin, how did the relationships between self vs. others, self vs. nature, self vs. self, and self vs. God change?

What was Adam and Eve’s punishment after they sinned?

What is the deadliest sin?

Envy

Greed

Wrath

Pride

You fail to stand up for someone being bullied. Which mode of sin is this?

Sin by omission

Sin by commission

Sin by word

Sin by thought

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