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# Fabulous Work! Thanks! **Religion Test #2 (100 pts.)** **Name:** Bruna Mitchell **Instructions:** Answer all questions according to what was taught in class or in the book. | Question | True/False | Answer | |---|---|---| | Because the word "Sabbath" means rest, the Christian must not do any w...

# Fabulous Work! Thanks! **Religion Test #2 (100 pts.)** **Name:** Bruna Mitchell **Instructions:** Answer all questions according to what was taught in class or in the book. | Question | True/False | Answer | |---|---|---| | Because the word "Sabbath" means rest, the Christian must not do any work of any kind on Sunday. | T | | | Because God's literal name is so holy and we are sinners, we should never speak God's name under any circumstance. | F | | | It is wrong for a Christian ever to swear by God's name. | T | | | It is very clear from God's Word that war is always against God's will and a violation of "Thou shalt not kill." | F | | | All Christians number the 10 Commandments the same. | T | | | Hunting (of animals) is against "Thou shalt not kill." | F | | | Some "ceremonial laws" from the Old Testament were primarily for the people of the Old Testament and so are no longer binding for us today. | T | | | Because capital punishment is mentioned first in the Old Testament, it is no longer permissible for a Christian to support capital punishment. | F | | **Definition of Sin:** Something you think or do that goes against what God wants us to do or His law. **What is a conscience?** The morals God placed in our hearts that guide us through life, telling us what not to do. (Right vs. Wrong) **Examples of how a person's conscience doesn't work perfectly (based on class discussion):** 1. **Rationalizing:** A person can feel something is wrong but rationalize it by saying, "I pay too much money not to take food out of the cafeteria." 2. **Accustoming to Sins:** Sometimes people become accustomed to sins as they are so prevalent in society. **Note:** The document appears to be an exam or quiz with many subjective questions. The provided answers may be interpreted differently based on one’s opinion and religious beliefs.