Lesson 10: What in the World is Worldliness?

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1. John 3:16 defines the word "world" as

a) the earth.

b) people.

c) a system.

2. I John 2:15-17 defines the word "world" as

a) the earth.

b) people.

c) a system.

3. Acts 17:24 defines the word "world" as

a) the earth.

b) people.

c) a system.

4. The lust of the flesh is the pressure of the world

a) against your will.

b) against your mind.

c) against your body.

5. The lust of the eyes is the pressure of the world

a) against your will.

b) against your mind.

c) against your body.

6. The pride of life is the pressure of the world

a) against your will.

b) against your mind.

c) against your body.

7. Worldliness is

a) anything that keeps me from enjoying God's love and wanting to do God's will.

b) things like smoking, drinking and gambling.

c) living in the world.

8. According to this lesson a conformer is a person

a) who likes to get along with others.

b) whose life is controlled by pressure from without.

c) who doesn't want to "rock the boat".

9. According to this lesson a transformer is a person

a) whose life is controlled by power from within, the power of the Holy Spirit.

b) who likes to change things around him or her.

c) who improves the environment.

10. Romans 12:2 says, "And be not conformed to this world, but be transformed"...

a) by reading "self-help" books.

b) by renewing of your mind.

c) by choosing what you think will work out best for you regardless of what others say.

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