100. QUESTIONS ON CHAPTER 3.

QUESTIONS ON CHAPTER 3.

1. Revelation is necessary to teach three things - what are they?

2. In what sense is the term necessary here understood?

3. Are the possibility and probability of revelation implied by its necessity?

4. Why is it necessary for us to know our origin - our duty - our destiny?

5. Can we know our origin without revelation?

6. What notion had the pagans on this subject?

7. Why is a knowledge of our duty essential to the character of a moral agent?

8. What has always been the state of morals among pagans?

9. What crimes have they classed among the virtues?

10. Did their sages and philosophers sanction these crimes?

11. Why are modern skeptics wiser or better than ancient pagans were?

12. Why is revelation needed to teach us concerning our destiny?

13. What were the pagan views concerning the soul and immortality?

14. Why was revelation necessary to teach us the plan of salvation?

15. Wherein appears the superiority of revealed to natural religion?