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Fun "Pop Quiz"
Question #1:
"The Dark Ages" followed the collapse of the Roman Empire and became a period in human history marked by a virtual collapse in scientific advancement and improvement of the human condition, in favor of rampant diseases and plagues, death of millions, and the flourishing of this group of people who waged constant war against themselves and other similar groups. When this group began to lose its influence on society, science began to advance once again and medical technology dramatically improved, the historical period in Europe became known as "The Age of Enlightenment". What is this group called?
a) Christians
b) Atheists
Question #2:
Crimen Sollicitationis was a document drawn up in 1962 which instructed a popular institution to cover up activities by its members who engaged in pedophilia and sexual harassment of women and young boys. Who helped develop and enforce these rules for more than 30 years?
b) Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger a.k.a. "Pope Benedict XVI"
Question #3
In 2003, this Boston group paid $85 Million dollars to settle/silence 552 victims from seeking criminal charges against their members for allegedly committing sexual abuse on young children. In Dallas this group paid $31M to cover up child raping, $660M in California, $35M in Canada, and in 2007 alone this group spend $615 Million to shut up sex abuse victims. Who is this group?
a) The American Civil Liberties Union
b) The Freedom From Religion Foundation
c) The Catholic Church
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catholic_sex_abuse_cases#Payments_to_victims
Question #4
This highly-respected moral and civic leader, who constantly appeared in the media promoting "family values" and renouncing homosexuality as an abomination, resigned in disgrace after it was discovered he was sneaking around on his wife and five children, doing crystal meth, and having gay sex with prostitutes:
a) Sam Harris
b) Bill Clinton
c) Christian Pastor Ted Haggard, founder of the Association of Life-Giving Churches; and leader of the National Association of Evangelicals
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