The Pilgrim’s Progress

The Pilgrim’s Progress

by

John Bunyan

The Pilgrim’s Progress: Part 1: The Enchanted Ground Quiz 11 questions

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What is Atheist's claim about the Celestial City?
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He claims to have lived there for many years and offers to guide them
He believes it is a myth, having searched for it for 20 years without finding any evidence that it exists
He says it exists, but only the purest of heart can see it
He claims it was destroyed long ago and no longer exists
What does the Enchanted Ground represent in the pilgrims' journey?
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The final test before entering the Celestial City
A place of magical healing for all who enter
The dangers of complacency and the need for vigilance
The dangers of complacency and the need for vigilance
According to his testimony, what led Hopeful to reconsider the value of the things exchanged in Vanity Fair?
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The persuasive arguments of a famous preacher
A sudden, miraculous sign from Heaven
Witnessing Christian’s sufferings and Faithful’s death
Reading ancient texts that condemned the practices of Vanity Fair
According to his testimony, what triggered Hopeful's awareness of his sins and fear of judgment?
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Attending festivals and celebrations that glorify worldly pleasures
Encounters with good people, hearing the Bible being read, and reminders of death
Dreams and visions of celestial beings condemning his lifestyle
Public accusations and shaming by religious leaders
What does Hopeful realize about his efforts to reform his life?
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That no amount of self-improvement could repay the debt of his former sins
That improving himself could make up for his past sins
That his efforts are recognized and rewarded by his community
That he was capable of achieving perfection through his efforts
What did Faithful suggest Hopeful do to receive God's mercy?
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To engage in charitable acts to prove his worthiness
To isolate himself from the world and meditate
To pray for God to reveal himself through the Bible
To publicly confess his sins in front of the congregation
What marks the turning point in Hopeful's conversion experience?
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Hopeful's vision of Christ encouraging him to believe in Him
Hopeful's decision to join a new church congregation
Hopeful's completion of a series of religious rites and ceremonies
Hopeful's pilgrimage to a holy city as a sign of his faith
What does believing in Christ mean, according to Hopeful's vision?
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Adhering strictly to religious laws and ceremonies
Achieving personal and financial success as a sign of divine favor
Running to Christ, symbolizing a total reliance on His salvation
Performing acts of service to demonstrate faith in public ways
According to Christian, what should be the true basis for a pilgrim's assurance of Heaven?
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The pilgrim's own feelings and heart
The pilgrim's financial contributions to religious institutions
What the Bible says, rather than the heart's deceitful assurances
The approval of religious leaders and the community
Why does Christian believe Ignorance does not truly believe in Christ?
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Because Ignorance has not been officially baptized
Because Ignorance does not understand the depth of his sin and need for Christ
Because Ignorance has not performed enough good deeds
Because Ignorance's beliefs align with a different religious tradition
What is the main point of contention between Christian and Ignorance?
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Whether religious rituals are necessary for salvation
The role of human behavior in achieving salvation
The importance of church membership for salvation
The need for direct revelations from God to be saved