Answers to Self-Tests from Christian Objectivism Treatise

These are the answers to the self-test which appears several posts south of this one.

Oh, just say it.

Beth, you're a lazy monkey for publishing these answers here instead of replying to each person individually, who takes the test.

But being an idealist, I always PLAN to write back in great detail to each person. Then, being a romantic, my life runs away from me in great heaves of enthusiasms, and I don't get to do the things my Inner Idealist tells me I should.

So in a better-than-nothing mood, I'm publishing these here.

If you take the test, you can check yourself.

Remember that you can send me a little moola in exchange for the 182-page treatise, which comes complete with my AUTOGRAPH. hahahaha. Autograph?!? Oh, NOW you want it, don't you? ;)

Answers:

Answers to self-tests
Test #1 self-test answers:
1. yes
2. d and e
3. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
4. b
5. a
6. b
7. a
8. b
9. a
10. a
11. a
12. a
13. a
14. a
15. a
16. a
17. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
18. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
19. a
20. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
21. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
22. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
23. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
24. (f) Other: 1/10,000th of one percent.
25. (b) Four percent.
26. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
27. (d) All.
28. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
29. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
30. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
31. If b, you need to read Atlas Shrugged and this treatise and learn that.
32. a
33. b
34. b
35. i
Scoring: If you missed zero, you’re probably already a Christian Objectivist and didn’t know it; if you incorrectly answered 1-10 questions: you’re still far more aware of Christianity’s actual teaching than most Christians; if you incorrectly answered 11-20 questions: you’re probably in the average zone for understanding Christianity, which is unfortunate because if most Christians know only half of the truth about their faith, might it not be half-truths that they are alleging when they talk to atheists and unbelievers? If so, the ability to persuade others is significantly weakened, and the ability to hold on to one’s own beliefs when challenged is also weakened; if you missed more than 20 answers, read this book carefully.

Test #2 self-test answers:
1. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
2. a
3. b
4. b. Four percent.
5. f. Other: 1/10,000th of one percent.
6. a
7. d and e
8. Error in the major premise and in the conclusion. (I realize that the minor premise is tricky, because of the word “allegedly,” but I left the word in. Long story. )
9. true
10. true
11. a
12. low
13. b
14. c
15. a
16. a
17. c
18. a
19. a
20. a
21. a
22. a
23. a
24. b
25. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
26. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
27. c
28. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
29. a
30. a
31. b
32. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
33. b
34. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
35. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
36. If b, you need to read this treatise and learn that.
37. a
38. i
Scoring: If you missed zero, you are in the extreme elite as far as understanding actual Christianity; if you incorrectly answered 1-10 questions: you’re still far more aware of Christianity’s actual teaching than most Christians; if you incorrectly answered 11-20 questions: you’re probably in the average zone for understanding (misunderstanding) Christianity, which is unfortunate because if most Christians know only half of the truth about Christianity, and if most Randian Objectivists or unbelievers know only half the truth about Christianity, what kind of go-nowhere conversations are taking place between these groups? This book is what you need; if you missed more than 20 answers, read this book carefully. Even if you remain in a rejecting position toward Christianity, at least you will know what you have rejected, and will be rid of any straw man you’re currently holding.