Name *

First Name

Last Name

6. What is not a reason that the account of the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah is particularly significant? *

The account of the Israelite civil war with the tribe of Benjamin parallels the events that transpired at Sodom and Gomorrah.

It is both the first and the most detailed account of God's confrontation of homosexuality.

It is the only post-Mosaic mention of homosexuality in Scripture.

The sin and destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah are frequently cited in Scripture.

12. What is not a reason that the sin that brought God's judgment on Sodom and Gomorrah was homosexuality? *

The reference to the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah in 1 Peter speaks of people who pursued unnatural desire.

The sin in view in the Sodom and Gomorrah incident is clearly sexual.

The sin in view in the Sodom and Gomorrah incident refers to sexual intercourse that is perverse and condemned by God.

The sin of homosexuality best accounts for God's terrible judgment on Sodom and Gomorrah.

22. What is not an aberrant subset of homosexual behavior that people have argued that the Greek term arsenokoitai means? *

Celibate homosexual relationships

Homosexual prostitution

Pederasty

Some negative, dehumanizing, and exploitive form of homosexual relationships

25. What is not one of the ways that Scroggs's argument falls short about Paul's references being merely to pederasty? *

Hellenistic Jewish texts universally condemn homosexuality and treat it as the most egregious example of Gentile moral depravity.

In Romans 1:26 Paul condemned lesbian sex, which involved children.

In Romans 1:27 Paul referred to the male partners' mutual desire for one another.

There was a clear and unambiguous Greek word for pederasty, and Paul would have used it if he wished to condemn only pederasty.

37. Is homosexuality a sin that can be overcome? *

Yes

No