Quiz for Document Project 19: Moses Mendelssohn: The Enlightenment Debate on Religious Tolerance

  1. Question

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    Correct: The answer is a. Mendelssohn was a sincere and committed Jew, but this did not lead him to the conclusion that the souls of his Christian friends were in peril.
    Incorrect: The answer is a. Mendelssohn was a sincere and committed Jew, but this did not lead him to the conclusion that the souls of his Christian friends were in peril.
    With which of these statements would Mendelssohn be most likely to agree (see Document 19.1)?

  2. Question

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    Correct: The answer is d. Mendelssohn believed that erroneous beliefs did not always produce harm and that only harmful beliefs should be challenged.
    Incorrect: The answer is d. Mendelssohn believed that erroneous beliefs did not always produce harm and that only harmful beliefs should be challenged.
    Under what circumstances did Mendelssohn believe it was appropriate to attack another person’s religious opinions (see Document 19.1)?

  3. Question

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    Correct: The answer is a. Voltaire stressed Toulouse’s religious past, implying that the city had a long history of fanaticism.
    Incorrect: The answer is a. Voltaire stressed Toulouse’s religious past, implying that the city had a long history of fanaticism.
    What connection did Voltaire make between the history of Toulouse and the fate of Jean Calas (see Document 19.2)?

  4. Question

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    Correct: The answer is a. Like Mendelssohn, Lessing believed that all religions were capable of inspiring virtuous behavior.
    Incorrect: The answer is a. Like Mendelssohn, Lessing believed that all religions were capable of inspiring virtuous behavior.
    Which of the following best captures the message of Nathan the Wise (see Document 19.3)?