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1. Which of the following options best captures why the authors refer to the Church as “sojourning” in the opening paragraph and Christians as a “race” in Chapter III?
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2. What is implied by the text when it states that St. Polycarp’s martyrdom “put an end to the persecution” in Chapter I?
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3. According to the text, who was the primary figure(s) who sought to ensure that St. Polycarp’s body was not secured by the Christians?
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4. What is the response of those who captured St. Polycarp in Chapter VII when they hear him praying?
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5. Why are the Christians referred to as atheists in the text by the non-Christians?
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6. Which of the following options best explains how the Christians viewed St. Polycarp following his martyrdom?
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