PLST 205 Quiz Foundational Principles
PLST 205 Quiz Foundational Principles
- Which President, while serving on a state committee, proposed a state law that would have punished those who violated the Sabbath?
- The Bible contains absolute standards of right and wrong that do not change over time
- Under the Articles of Confederation, the colonies were referred to as:
- The US Constitution provides a governmental framework in which:
- What is a presupposition? NOT A belief that one believes to be true based on some objective evidence.
- What event provided the final momentum needed to convene the Federal Convention in Philadelphia?
- What is the authoritative standard by which God guides and governs us?
- According to Christopher Langdell, judicial opinions.
- A key problem with the Articles of Confederation was that:
- What relationship should Christians have with the culture?
- Humanism is based on faith in
- Which President stated that “our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people?”
- According to Blackstone, mankind NOT None of the above.
- What are two of the three indispensable elements of a Christian nation?
- What motto did Thomas Jefferson propose for the national motto?
- Which President wrote a letter called “Legacy?”
- How many of the fifty-five constitutional convention delegates were regular members of Christian churches?
- Who was named the chair of the Federal Convention in Philadelphia?
- Which US Supreme Court Justice wrote The Common Law, which supplanted Blackstone’s Commentaries as the premier text for law school students?
- Supporters of the proposed constitution were known as
- President Washington opposed the idea of a stronger national government than what existed under the Articles of Confederation.
- It is possible to approach a subject from a neutral position.
- The inerrancy of Scripture is attacked when people
- Our Constitution dictates that we cannot legislate morality