CWV 101 Topic 2 – Christian Worldview Concepts
and Reflection Quiz Guide (Grand Canyon University)
CWV 101 Topic 2 – Christian Worldview Concepts and Reflection Quiz Guide
Foundations of a Worldview
1. What is a worldview?
A) A scientific theory about the origin of the universe.
B) A foundational set of assumptions to which one commits that serves as a
framework for understanding reality.
C) A political ideology one is born into.
D) A personal opinion about religion.
Answer: B)
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the key questions a worldview
addresses?
A) What is prime reality?
B) What is the meaning of human history?
C) What is the best investment strategy?
D) What happens to a person at death?
Answer: C)
3. The statement "A worldview is like a pair of glasses through which you
see the world" means:
A) It physically changes your vision.
B) It is a lens that shapes how you interpret all of reality and life.
C) It is something you can easily take on and off.
D) It is prescribed by a doctor.
Answer: B)
4. A person's worldview is primarily formed by:
A) Conscious choice only.
B) A combination of upbringing, culture, experiences, and conscious choice.
C) Genetic predisposition.
, D) The government and media.
Answer: B)
The Nature of God (Theology)
5. Theism is the belief in:
A) No god or gods.
B) A personal, infinite, and sovereign God who created and sustains the
universe.
C) The universe itself as divine.
D) Many gods.
Answer: B)
6. The Christian belief in the Trinity holds that God is:
A) Three separate gods.
B) One God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
C) A single person who manifests in different modes.
D) A force, not a person.
Answer: B)
7. The attribute of God that refers to His all-powerful nature is:
A) Omniscience.
B) Omnipotence.
C) Omnipresence.
D) Immutability.
Answer: B)
8. The attribute of God that refers to His all-knowing nature is:
A) Omniscience.
B) Omnipotence.
C) Omnipresence.
D) Aseity.
Answer: A)
9. God's holiness primarily means:
A) He is very religious.
B) He is morally pure and completely separate from sin.
, C) He is the most powerful being.
D) He is loving.
Answer: B)
10.In Christianity, God is considered both transcendent and immanent.
This means:
A) He is far away and uninvolved.
B) He is only present within creation.
C) He is beyond and distinct from creation, yet also actively present within
it.
D) He is a concept, not a being.
Answer: C)
Reality and Creation (Cosmology)
11.The Christian creation narrative asserts that:
A) The universe is eternal.
B) The universe created itself by chance.
C) A personal, intelligent God created the universe ex nihilo (out of nothing).
D) God formed the universe from pre-existing matter.
Answer: C)
12.Ex nihilo is a Latin phrase meaning:
A) Out of chaos.
B) Out of nothing.
C) Out of himself.
D) Out of water.
Answer: B)
13.According to the Christian worldview, the created world is:
A) An illusion.
B) Essentially evil.
C) Essentially divine.
D) Good, but now subject to brokenness and decay.
Answer: D)
and Reflection Quiz Guide (Grand Canyon University)
CWV 101 Topic 2 – Christian Worldview Concepts and Reflection Quiz Guide
Foundations of a Worldview
1. What is a worldview?
A) A scientific theory about the origin of the universe.
B) A foundational set of assumptions to which one commits that serves as a
framework for understanding reality.
C) A political ideology one is born into.
D) A personal opinion about religion.
Answer: B)
2. Which of the following is NOT one of the key questions a worldview
addresses?
A) What is prime reality?
B) What is the meaning of human history?
C) What is the best investment strategy?
D) What happens to a person at death?
Answer: C)
3. The statement "A worldview is like a pair of glasses through which you
see the world" means:
A) It physically changes your vision.
B) It is a lens that shapes how you interpret all of reality and life.
C) It is something you can easily take on and off.
D) It is prescribed by a doctor.
Answer: B)
4. A person's worldview is primarily formed by:
A) Conscious choice only.
B) A combination of upbringing, culture, experiences, and conscious choice.
C) Genetic predisposition.
, D) The government and media.
Answer: B)
The Nature of God (Theology)
5. Theism is the belief in:
A) No god or gods.
B) A personal, infinite, and sovereign God who created and sustains the
universe.
C) The universe itself as divine.
D) Many gods.
Answer: B)
6. The Christian belief in the Trinity holds that God is:
A) Three separate gods.
B) One God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
C) A single person who manifests in different modes.
D) A force, not a person.
Answer: B)
7. The attribute of God that refers to His all-powerful nature is:
A) Omniscience.
B) Omnipotence.
C) Omnipresence.
D) Immutability.
Answer: B)
8. The attribute of God that refers to His all-knowing nature is:
A) Omniscience.
B) Omnipotence.
C) Omnipresence.
D) Aseity.
Answer: A)
9. God's holiness primarily means:
A) He is very religious.
B) He is morally pure and completely separate from sin.
, C) He is the most powerful being.
D) He is loving.
Answer: B)
10.In Christianity, God is considered both transcendent and immanent.
This means:
A) He is far away and uninvolved.
B) He is only present within creation.
C) He is beyond and distinct from creation, yet also actively present within
it.
D) He is a concept, not a being.
Answer: C)
Reality and Creation (Cosmology)
11.The Christian creation narrative asserts that:
A) The universe is eternal.
B) The universe created itself by chance.
C) A personal, intelligent God created the universe ex nihilo (out of nothing).
D) God formed the universe from pre-existing matter.
Answer: C)
12.Ex nihilo is a Latin phrase meaning:
A) Out of chaos.
B) Out of nothing.
C) Out of himself.
D) Out of water.
Answer: B)
13.According to the Christian worldview, the created world is:
A) An illusion.
B) Essentially evil.
C) Essentially divine.
D) Good, but now subject to brokenness and decay.
Answer: D)
