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Understanding De-Creation and Sin

Test your knowledge on concepts of De-creation and original sin with this insightful quiz. Explore questions focusing on biblical references, the Seven Deadly Sins, and their impacts on humanity.

9 engaging questions
Multiple choice and open-ended formats
Designed to provoke thought and discussion

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Which of the following statement is true about origianal sin

A) origianal sin is defined as the inabllity to avoid sin or the inability to remain faithful 100% of the time

B) origianal sin is defined as the inabllity to avoid sin or the inability to remain faithful 85% of the time

Origianal sin is defined as the inabllity to avoid sin or the inability to remain faithful 75% of the time

Origianal sin is defined as the inabllity to avoid sin or the inability to remain faithful 99% of the time

What does God say is crouching at the door in his speech with Cain?

a) sin

B) desire

C) temptation

d) sacrifice

Which of the following is not a venial sin?

a) abusive language

b) petty theft

C) “white lies”

d) incest

Why was Noah and his family spared from the flood?

A) because he was old

Because he was a righteous man who followed God

c) because he had a family

d) because he was a farmer

Which subject and object of sin is Pollution a part of?

A) Person vs Nature

b) Person vs Others

C) Society vs Nature

d) Society vs Group

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Understanding De-Creation and Sin

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