RLGN Final Exam Questions and Correct
Answers
Respecting and protecting the legitimate rights of others, even those with whom you disagree and those
who are different from you without necessarily approving of or participating in his/her beliefs or
behaviors - Answer-What is traditional tolerance?
You must agree that another person's opinion is just as valid as your own. you must give your approval,
your endorsement, your sincere support to their beliefs and behaviors. - Answer-What is new
tolerance?
A non-flexible enforcement policy for the criminal law or informal rules. Persons in positions of authority
are compelled to act in particular ways and impose a pre-determined punishment regardless of personal
culpability - Answer-What is zero tolerance?
It teaches that the God of the Bible is the true God
All of God's words are true
If something is not right in God's sight, it is wrong - Answer-What are biblical insights on tolerance?
Walk in another's shoes
Be bigger than that
, Don't seek to get even
Always be thankful
Forgive an offending brother
Always be good - Answer-What are the principles behind tolerance and the Christian?
The right to be protected from unreasonable searches and seizures (right to privacy) - Answer-What is
the idea of the Fourth Amendment?
All those born in the United States are citizens and shall not be deprived of life, liberty, or property,
without due process of law; nor denied equal protection - Answer-What is the idea of the Fourteenth
Amendment?
1% - Answer-What percentage of abortions occur because of rape or incest?
Jeremiah 1:5; Matthew 1:18; Psalm 51:5; Exodus 21:22-23 - Answer-What are key Scripture verses for
life beginning at conception?
Right to privacy for married couples - Answer-What is the importance of Griswold v. Connecticut?
Right to privacy that cannot be discriminated based on whether they are unmarried - Answer-What is
the importance of Eisenstadt v. Baird?
Science is specifically a biological issue
Human development is a continuous process
In biology, life of any individual organism begins at conception - Answer-What are the scientific
arguments for conception?
Answers
Respecting and protecting the legitimate rights of others, even those with whom you disagree and those
who are different from you without necessarily approving of or participating in his/her beliefs or
behaviors - Answer-What is traditional tolerance?
You must agree that another person's opinion is just as valid as your own. you must give your approval,
your endorsement, your sincere support to their beliefs and behaviors. - Answer-What is new
tolerance?
A non-flexible enforcement policy for the criminal law or informal rules. Persons in positions of authority
are compelled to act in particular ways and impose a pre-determined punishment regardless of personal
culpability - Answer-What is zero tolerance?
It teaches that the God of the Bible is the true God
All of God's words are true
If something is not right in God's sight, it is wrong - Answer-What are biblical insights on tolerance?
Walk in another's shoes
Be bigger than that
, Don't seek to get even
Always be thankful
Forgive an offending brother
Always be good - Answer-What are the principles behind tolerance and the Christian?
The right to be protected from unreasonable searches and seizures (right to privacy) - Answer-What is
the idea of the Fourth Amendment?
All those born in the United States are citizens and shall not be deprived of life, liberty, or property,
without due process of law; nor denied equal protection - Answer-What is the idea of the Fourteenth
Amendment?
1% - Answer-What percentage of abortions occur because of rape or incest?
Jeremiah 1:5; Matthew 1:18; Psalm 51:5; Exodus 21:22-23 - Answer-What are key Scripture verses for
life beginning at conception?
Right to privacy for married couples - Answer-What is the importance of Griswold v. Connecticut?
Right to privacy that cannot be discriminated based on whether they are unmarried - Answer-What is
the importance of Eisenstadt v. Baird?
Science is specifically a biological issue
Human development is a continuous process
In biology, life of any individual organism begins at conception - Answer-What are the scientific
arguments for conception?
