Bible Quiz – “Atheism: When
We Ask, ‘Is There a God?’”
True or False
The question “Is there a
God?” is one of the deepest questions human beings can ask. Throughout
history, people have searched for answers about the existence of God, the
origin of creation, the meaning of life, and humanity’s relationship with the
Creator.
The Bible does not treat the
existence of God as a minor philosophical question. From its opening words,
Scripture presents God as the Creator of heaven and earth. It also points to
creation, human conscience, God’s revelation, His works, His Word, and His
interaction with humanity as evidence of His reality.
Atheism raises questions
about whether God exists, while the Bible consistently calls people to
recognize, seek, trust, and worship the living God.
This True or False quiz
explores what Scripture teaches about God’s existence and about humanity’s
response to Him.
Read each statement
carefully and decide whether it is True or False according to the Bible.
Instructions
1. Read
each statement carefully.
2. Decide
whether the statement is True or False according to Scripture.
3. Try
to answer all the questions before checking the Answer Key.
4. Pay
attention to the Bible References provided after the quiz.
5. Use
the references to read the surrounding passage in your Bible.
6. This
quiz is designed not merely to test knowledge but also to encourage thoughtful
reflection about God, faith, creation, and human responsibility.
True or False Questions
1.
The Bible begins by
presenting God as the Creator of the heavens and the earth.
2.
According to the Bible, the
universe created itself without any involvement from God.
3.
Psalm 14 connects the
statement “There is no God” with foolishness.
4.
The Bible teaches that
creation gives humanity no indication of God’s existence.
5.
According to Romans, God’s
invisible qualities can be understood through the things He has made.
6.
The Bible teaches that God
has revealed Himself only to a small group of people and has left everyone else
without any testimony about Him.
7.
The heavens are described in
Scripture as declaring the glory of God.
8.
Psalm 19 teaches that
creation has no message or testimony concerning God.
9.
The Bible presents God as
eternal rather than as a being who came into existence at a particular point in
time.
10.
According to Scripture, God
is the source of all things.
11.
The Bible teaches that human
beings can completely understand everything about God through human wisdom
alone.
12.
Hebrews teaches that faith
is connected with believing that God exists and rewards those who earnestly
seek Him.
13.
The Bible says that those
who seek God have no reason to believe that He can be found.
14.
Jesus taught that knowing
God is connected with eternal life.
15.
According to the Bible,
creation itself is evidence that points beyond itself to its Creator.
16.
The Bible teaches that
people may know about God while still choosing not to honor Him as God.
17.
Romans 1 teaches that some
people suppress the truth about God in unrighteousness.
18.
According to Romans 1, the
existence of creation makes God completely invisible and unknowable in every
sense.
19.
The Bible teaches that God
has made humanity in His image.
20.
Genesis presents humanity as
the ultimate creator of God.
21.
According to Acts, God gives
life, breath, and everything to humanity.
22.
The Bible teaches that God
is far away from humanity and has no relationship with His creation.
23.
Paul told the people of
Athens that the unknown God they worshiped was the God who made the world and
everything in it.
24.
The Bible teaches that God
does not need human beings to sustain His existence.
25.
According to Scripture,
idols created by human hands are the true Creator of humanity.
26.
Psalm 53 repeats the idea
that the fool says in his heart that there is no God.
27.
The Bible teaches that fear
of God is associated with wisdom.
28.
According to Proverbs,
rejecting the fear of the Lord is a pathway to wisdom.
29.
The Bible teaches that God
knows the thoughts and hearts of human beings.
30.
According to Scripture,
God’s existence is presented as irrelevant to how human beings live.
31.
The Bible teaches that God
is the everlasting King.
32.
Isaiah teaches that God is
the Creator who formed the earth and did not create it without purpose.
33.
The Bible presents God as
the one who existed before the mountains and the earth were formed.
34.
According to Scripture,
human beings should seek God while He may be found.
35.
The Bible teaches that God
has never given humanity any reason to seek Him.
36.
According to John’s Gospel,
Jesus revealed God to humanity in a unique way.
37.
The Bible teaches that no
one has ever seen God in His fullness, while also teaching that God has made
Himself known.
38.
Scripture teaches that the
knowledge of God is connected with the proper response of worship and
thanksgiving.
39.
The Bible teaches that
denying God removes all moral responsibility from humanity.
40.
The central message of
Scripture is that God exists, has revealed Himself, and calls humanity to
respond to Him.
Answers & References
1. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:1
2. False
Reference:
Genesis 1:1; John 1:3; Colossians 1:16
3. True
Reference:
Psalm 14:1
4. False
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4; Romans 1:19–20
5. True
Reference:
Romans 1:19–20
6. False
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4; Romans 1:19–20
7. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:1
8. False
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4
9. True
Reference:
Psalm 90:2; 1 Timothy 1:17
10. True
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25; Colossians 1:16–17
11. False
Reference: 1
Corinthians 1:20–21; 1 Corinthians 2:11–14
12. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6
13. False
Reference:
Jeremiah 29:13; Hebrews 11:6
14. True
Reference:
John 17:3
15. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:1; Romans 1:20
16. True
Reference:
Romans 1:21
17. True
Reference:
Romans 1:18
18. False
Reference:
Romans 1:20
19. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:26–27
20. False
Reference:
Genesis 1:26–27; Genesis 2:7
21. True
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25
22. False
Reference:
Acts 17:27–28; Psalm 139:7–10
23. True
Reference:
Acts 17:22–31
24. True
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25
25. False
Reference:
Isaiah 44:9–20; Psalm 115:4–8
26. True
Reference:
Psalm 53:1
27. True
Reference:
Proverbs 9:10; Psalm 111:10
28. False
Reference:
Proverbs 1:7; Proverbs 9:10
29. True
Reference:
Psalm 139:1–4; Hebrews 4:13
30. False
Reference:
Ecclesiastes 12:13–14; Romans 14:10–12
31. True
Reference: 1
Timothy 1:17
32. True
Reference:
Isaiah 45:18
33. True
Reference:
Psalm 90:2
34. True
Reference:
Isaiah 55:6; Jeremiah 29:13
35. False
Reference:
Acts 14:16–17; Acts 17:24–27
36. True
Reference:
John 1:18; John 14:9
37. True
Reference:
John 1:18; John 14:9
38. True
Reference:
Romans 1:21; Revelation 4:11
39. False
Reference:
Romans 1:20–21; Romans 14:10–12
40. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:1; Psalm 19:1–4; Romans 1:19–20; Hebrews 11:6
A Thought to Consider
The Bible does more than
ask, “Do you believe that God exists?” It also asks what we do with the
knowledge of God.
Scripture presents God as
the Creator, Sustainer, and Lord of all things. It points to creation as a
testimony to His glory, to His revelation through His Word, and ultimately to
His self-revelation through Jesus Christ.
The question therefore moves
beyond “Is there a God?” to another deeply personal question:
“If God exists, how should I
respond to Him?”
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Bible Quiz – “Atheism: When
We Ask, ‘Is There a God?’”
True or False – Level 2
Welcome to Level 2 of
the Bible Quiz on “Atheism: When We Ask, ‘Is There a God?’”
This level goes deeper into
Scripture’s teaching about the existence of God, His attributes, creation,
revelation, human reasoning, unbelief, idolatry, faith, and humanity’s
responsibility before God.
The statements are more
challenging than Level 1 and require careful attention to the biblical context.
Read each statement thoughtfully before deciding whether it is True or False.
The purpose of this quiz is
not simply to test whether you know Bible facts. It is also an invitation to
think seriously about what Scripture teaches concerning the question: “Is
there a God?”
Instructions
1. Read
each statement carefully.
2. Decide
whether it is True or False according to the Bible.
3. Complete
all 40 questions before looking at the answers.
4. Do
not rely only on memory; consider what the referenced biblical passages
actually teach.
5. After
completing the quiz, check the Answers & References section.
6. Read
the references in your Bible for deeper study.
7. The
references are provided without the full verse text.
True or False Questions
1.
The Bible presents God's
existence as a reality that precedes the creation of the heavens and the earth.
2.
Genesis teaches that the
universe existed before God began His creative work.
3.
The Bible identifies God as
the Creator of both visible and invisible things.
4.
Colossians teaches that all
things were created through Christ and for Christ.
5.
According to Scripture,
everything that exists is necessarily eternal in the same way that God is
eternal.
6.
The Bible distinguishes the
Creator from His creation.
7.
Romans 1 teaches that God's
eternal power and divine nature can be perceived through what has been made.
8.
According to Romans 1,
people have absolutely no responsibility concerning what they know about God.
9.
The Bible teaches that some
people knew God but failed to glorify Him or give Him thanks.
10.
According to Romans 1,
idolatry can involve exchanging the glory of the immortal God for created
things.
11.
The Bible teaches that human
beings become wiser than God whenever they use human reasoning.
12.
First Corinthians teaches
that the wisdom of the world is not sufficient to know God in the way God has
revealed Himself.
13.
The Bible teaches that faith
in God requires believing that He exists.
14.
Hebrews 11 teaches that
anyone who approaches God must believe that He exists and that He rewards those
who earnestly seek Him.
15.
The Bible teaches that faith
means believing something without any relationship to God's revelation or
character.
16.
According to Psalm 19, the
heavens continually testify to God's glory.
17.
Psalm 19 teaches that
creation's testimony about God is restricted to people who speak the same
language.
18.
The Bible describes God's
law as perfect and His testimony as trustworthy.
19.
According to Psalm 14, the
denial of God is associated with corruption and sinful conduct.
20.
Psalm 14 teaches that every
person naturally seeks God perfectly and continually.
21.
Psalm 53 presents the denial
of God as a statement associated with the fool.
22.
The Bible teaches that God's
absence can be proven simply because He cannot be physically observed like a
human being.
23.
God is described in
Scripture as spirit rather than as a physical human being.
24.
Jesus taught that God should
be worshiped in spirit and truth.
25.
The Bible teaches that
because God is spirit, He cannot communicate with humanity.
26.
Acts 17 presents God as the
One who made the world and everything in it.
27.
Paul's message in Athens
teaches that God is dependent upon human temples and human service for His
existence.
28.
According to Acts 17, God
gives everyone life and breath and everything else.
29.
Paul taught that humanity is
God's offspring in his speech at Athens.
30.
Acts 17 teaches that since
God is divine, He should be represented by an image made from gold, silver, or
stone.
31.
Isaiah presents God as the
Creator who formed the earth and established it for a purpose.
32.
Isaiah 45 teaches that God
created the earth without purpose.
33.
The Bible teaches that God's
ways and thoughts are higher than human ways and thoughts.
34.
Isaiah teaches that God's
thoughts can always be reduced completely to human thoughts.
35.
Psalm 90 describes God as
existing from everlasting to everlasting.
36.
According to Psalm 90, human
beings existed before the mountains were brought forth.
37.
The Bible teaches that God's
knowledge of humanity extends even to thoughts and intentions of the heart.
38.
According to Hebrews, God's
Word is unable to expose the thoughts and intentions of the heart.
39.
Scripture teaches that
knowing about God's existence should have consequences for the way people live.
40.
The Bible's response to the
question “Is there a God?” includes both God's revelation of Himself and a call
for humanity to seek, trust, worship, and obey Him.
Answers & References
1. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:1; Psalm 90:2
2. False
Reference:
Genesis 1:1
3. True
Reference:
Colossians 1:16
4. True
Reference:
Colossians 1:16
5. False
Reference:
Psalm 90:2; Revelation 4:11
6. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:1; Acts 17:24
7. True
Reference:
Romans 1:19–20
8. False
Reference:
Romans 1:19–21
9. True
Reference:
Romans 1:21
10. True
Reference:
Romans 1:22–25
11. False
Reference:
Isaiah 55:8–9; Romans 11:33–36
12. True
Reference: 1
Corinthians 1:20–21
13. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6
14. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6
15. False
Reference:
Romans 10:17; Hebrews 11:1–3
16. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4
17. False
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4
18. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:7
19. True
Reference:
Psalm 14:1–3
20. False
Reference:
Psalm 14:2–3; Romans 3:10–12
21. True
Reference:
Psalm 53:1
22. False
Reference:
Romans 1:20; John 4:24
23. True
Reference:
John 4:24
24. True
Reference:
John 4:23–24
25. False
Reference:
John 4:23–24; Acts 17:27
26. True
Reference:
Acts 17:24
27. False
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25
28. True
Reference:
Acts 17:25
29. True
Reference:
Acts 17:28–29
30. False
Reference:
Acts 17:29
31. True
Reference:
Isaiah 45:18
32. False
Reference:
Isaiah 45:18
33. True
Reference:
Isaiah 55:8–9
34. False
Reference:
Isaiah 55:8–9
35. True
Reference:
Psalm 90:2
36. False
Reference:
Psalm 90:2
37. True
Reference:
Psalm 139:1–4; Hebrews 4:13
38. False
Reference:
Hebrews 4:12–13
39. True
Reference:
Romans 1:21; Ecclesiastes 12:13–14
40. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6; Acts 17:27; John 17:3
Reflection
The Bible's answer to the
question “Is there a God?” is not presented merely as an abstract
philosophical argument.
Scripture points to creation,
God's revelation, His eternal nature, His sustaining power,
His Word, and ultimately His revelation through Jesus Christ.
The question therefore
becomes more personal:
If God has made Himself
known, how will we respond to Him?
Faith, according to
Scripture, is not merely acknowledging that God exists. It involves seeking
Him, trusting Him, worshiping Him, and living in response to His truth.
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Bible Quiz – “Atheism: When
We Ask, ‘Is There a God?’”
True or False – Level 3
Welcome to Level 3,
the most challenging level of the Bible Quiz “Atheism: When We Ask, ‘Is
There a God?’”
This advanced quiz goes
beyond basic statements about God's existence. The questions explore deeper
biblical ideas concerning God's eternal nature, creation, divine revelation,
human knowledge, wisdom, unbelief, idolatry, God's sovereignty, faith,
conscience, and humanity's accountability before Him.
Some statements are
deliberately worded to test careful reading and biblical understanding. Read
each one closely and consider the full biblical context before deciding whether
it is True or False.
The goal is not simply to
prove a point in a debate about atheism. It is to examine what the Bible itself
says about the existence of God and humanity's response to Him.
Instructions
1. Read
all 40 statements carefully.
2. Mark
each statement True or False.
3. Complete
the entire quiz before checking the Answer Key.
4. Pay
close attention to words such as only, completely, always, never, all, and
nothing.
5. After
completing the quiz, check the Answers & References section.
6. The
references are provided without the full verse text.
7. Read
the referenced passages in context for deeper Bible study.
True or False Questions
1.
The Bible's opening
statement assumes God's existence before describing the creation of the heavens
and the earth.
2.
Genesis 1 presents God's
existence as something that begins when the heavens and the earth are created.
3.
The Bible distinguishes
between the eternal Creator and the created order.
4.
According to Colossians,
Christ is included in the work of creation, and all things were created through
Him and for Him.
5.
If everything in the
universe requires a creator, the Bible therefore teaches that God must also
have been created by something greater than Himself.
6.
Psalm 90 presents God's
existence as extending from everlasting to everlasting.
7.
The Bible describes God as
dependent upon creation for His continued existence.
8.
Acts 17 teaches that God
gives humanity life, breath, and everything else.
9.
Paul's speech in Athens
presents God as one who needs human beings to provide what He lacks.
10.
The Bible teaches that God's
relationship to creation is comparable to the relationship between an idol and
the person who manufactures it.
11.
Romans 1 teaches that God's
invisible qualities are perceived through the created world.
12.
Romans 1 states that
humanity can excuse every form of unbelief because God has provided no evidence
of His nature.
13.
According to Romans 1,
knowing something about God and honoring God are necessarily identical
responses.
14.
Romans 1 describes people
who knew God but neither glorified Him as God nor gave Him thanks.
15.
According to Romans 1,
idolatry can involve replacing the glory of God with images representing
created beings.
16.
The Bible teaches that human
wisdom is sufficient by itself to establish complete knowledge of God.
17.
First Corinthians teaches
that the world, through its own wisdom, did not know God in the manner
described by Paul.
18.
Isaiah teaches that God's
thoughts and ways are higher than those of humanity.
19.
Because God's thoughts are
higher than human thoughts, the Bible concludes that human beings can know
absolutely nothing about God.
20.
The Bible teaches that God
has revealed Himself in ways that allow humanity to know Him without possessing
exhaustive knowledge of Him.
21.
Psalm 19 presents the
heavens as declaring God's glory without using ordinary human speech.
22.
Psalm 19 teaches that the
testimony of creation concerning God's glory is limited to one geographical
nation.
23.
Romans 1 and Psalm 19 both
connect the created order with knowledge concerning God.
24.
The Bible teaches that
observing creation automatically produces genuine worship in every human being.
25.
Hebrews 11 connects genuine
faith with believing that God exists and earnestly seeking Him.
26.
Hebrews 11 teaches that
faith is unnecessary because God's existence can be demonstrated entirely
through human reasoning.
27.
The Bible presents faith as
having a foundation in God's character and revelation rather than as mere
intellectual guessing.
28.
According to Scripture, a
person can acknowledge God's existence intellectually while still refusing to
honor Him properly.
29.
Psalm 14 describes the fool's
denial of God as a statement that has no connection with moral corruption.
30.
Romans 3 uses the teaching
of the Psalms to describe humanity's universal problem with sin and the failure
to seek God rightly.
31.
The Bible teaches that God's
existence can be disproved because He cannot be reduced to a physical object
that human beings can examine.
32.
Jesus teaches that God is
spirit.
33.
Because God is spirit,
Scripture teaches that God is incapable of communicating with or revealing
Himself to humanity.
34.
Jesus taught that eternal
life involves knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent.
35.
The Bible teaches that God's
existence is merely theoretical and has no implications for human
accountability.
36.
Ecclesiastes concludes that
humanity's responsibility includes fearing God and keeping His commandments.
37.
According to Romans,
humanity is accountable because God's revelation leaves people without any
possible awareness of His existence.
38.
Acts 17 teaches that God is
not far from humanity, even though He is the Creator rather than a creation.
39.
The Bible's teaching about
God's existence includes not only creation but also God's revelation through
Scripture and the person of Jesus Christ.
40.
According to the overall
testimony of Scripture, the question “Is there a God?” ultimately involves a
response of faith, worship, obedience, and accountability—not merely
intellectual curiosity.
Answers & References
1. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:1
2. False
Reference:
Genesis 1:1
3. True
Reference:
Genesis 1:1; Acts 17:24; Revelation 4:11
4. True
Reference:
Colossians 1:15–17
5. False
Reference:
Psalm 90:2; Revelation 4:11
6. True
Reference:
Psalm 90:2
7. False
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25; Psalm 50:9–12
8. True
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25
9. False
Reference:
Acts 17:24–25
10. False
Reference:
Acts 17:28–29; Isaiah 44:9–20
11. True
Reference:
Romans 1:19–20
12. False
Reference:
Romans 1:19–20
13. False
Reference:
Romans 1:21
14. True
Reference:
Romans 1:21
15. True
Reference:
Romans 1:22–25
16. False
Reference: 1
Corinthians 1:20–21; 1 Corinthians 2:11–14
17. True
Reference: 1
Corinthians 1:21
18. True
Reference:
Isaiah 55:8–9
19. False
Reference:
Isaiah 55:8–9; Jeremiah 29:13; John 17:3
20. True
Reference:
Jeremiah 9:23–24; John 17:3; Romans 1:19–20
21. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4
22. False
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4
23. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:1–4; Romans 1:19–20
24. False
Reference:
Romans 1:21–25; Psalm 14:1–3
25. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6
26. False
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6
27. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:1–6; Romans 10:17
28. True
Reference:
Romans 1:21
29. False
Reference:
Psalm 14:1–3
30. True
Reference:
Romans 3:10–18
31. False
Reference:
John 4:24; Romans 1:20
32. True
Reference:
John 4:24
33. False
Reference:
John 1:18; John 14:9; Hebrews 1:1–3
34. True
Reference:
John 17:3
35. False
Reference:
Romans 1:20–21; Romans 14:10–12; Ecclesiastes 12:13–14
36. True
Reference:
Ecclesiastes 12:13–14
37. False
Reference:
Romans 1:19–20
38. True
Reference:
Acts 17:27–28
39. True
Reference:
Psalm 19:7–11; John 1:1–18; Hebrews 1:1–3
40. True
Reference:
Hebrews 11:6; Acts 17:27; John 17:3; Ecclesiastes 12:13–14
Reflection
The biblical response to the
question “Is there a God?” reaches far beyond a simple yes-or-no
proposition.
Scripture presents God as eternal,
self-existent, Creator, Sustainer, and Lord. It points toward creation as
testimony to His power and glory, while also emphasizing God's revelation
through His Word and ultimately through Jesus Christ.
The Bible also makes an
important distinction between knowing about God and responding
rightly to God. Romans 1 describes people who had knowledge of God yet
refused to glorify Him or give Him thanks.
Thus, the biblical question
is not merely:
“Can I acknowledge that God
exists?”
It is also:
“Will I seek Him, know Him,
worship Him, trust Him, and live according to His truth?”
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3?
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