12 Questions
What was Corrie's attitude towards someone who had hurt her deeply?
She saw him as a man that Christ had forgiven
What was the event that took place on Wednesday?
The Classical Learning Test
What was the approximate total population of the United States between 1946-1954?
140 million
What was the significance of the GI Bill?
It paved the way for many Americans to afford a home in new suburbs and enroll in college
What was the event that marked the beginning of the end of segregation in American schools?
The Brown v Board of Education
What was the approximate number of babies born in 2023 in the United States?
3.6 million
What historical event did the discussion begin with?
The Nuremberg Trials
What was the purpose of the comparisons made during the discussion?
To illustrate the dangers of vilifying a particular group
What type of rhetoric was used by the Nazis and the Hutu radio broadcasts?
Dehumanizing rhetoric
What is the Biblical perspective on blaming one group for societal problems?
It does not allow for blaming one group for everything wrong in society
What is the significance of Corrie Ten Boom's story in the discussion?
It illustrates the power of forgiveness in the face of great evil
What is the ultimate solution to societal problems according to the Biblical perspective?
One man has died for all people to reconcile us to God and to each other
Explore the Nuremberg Trials and how societies can descend into violence and vilification. Compare historical events where groups blamed each other for societal problems, such as the French Wars of Religion and Revolutionary Russia. Test your knowledge of these dark periods in history.
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