Quiz 7 Copy

Cult doctrines have a firm foundation

The leadership of cultic groups consider themselves to be special messengers of God.

Cults teach that faith in Christ alone will save you.

The one sure mark of a cult is that it denies Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

The theology of Jehovah’s Witnesses denies every cardinal belief of historic Christianity.

To the Jehovah’s Witnesses, Jesus is equal to God.

Salvation is regarded as a free gift in the Jehovah’s Witness belief.

The Watchtower publication says that there is no place of everlasting punishment.

The basis of Mormonism is a vision that Joseph Smith had.

The Book of Commandments has undergone numerous changes and constitutes one of the Mormon sacred works and is retitled Doctrines and Covenants.

The Mormons consider Joseph Smith a martyr for the cause.

The Bible is one of 3 works accepted by the Mormons.

Many of the cults today do not believe in and use their leader’s sacred book with the Bible being given all authority.

The Book of Mormon is considered as inspired.

People having emotional difficulties or who are having an identity crisis are particularly vulnerable to cults.

The presiding prophet is not important today in Mormonism.

Each cult has the same theology concerning Jesus.

Mormons believe that males have the possibility of attaining godhood.

Cults can be recognized by their denial of the Holy Trinity.

There are no false prophecies in the Mormon religion.