"As Sure as the Dawn" Quiz
A German gladiator and a Christian woman journey across ancient Rome seeking freedom, faith, and a place to belong.
christian fiction | 520 pages | Published in 1995
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- Discuss the transformation of Atretes throughout 'As Sure as the Dawn.' What factors contribute most significantly to his character development?
- Analyze the role of faith in the lives of the main characters. How does faith influence their decisions and interactions?
- Examine the relationship between Atretes and Rizpah. How does their dynamic evolve over the course of the novel?
- In what ways does the novel portray the clash between Roman and Christian values? Provide specific examples.
- How does Francine Rivers use historical context to enhance the narrative? Discuss the accuracy and impact of the Roman setting.
- Consider the theme of parenthood in 'As Sure as the Dawn.' How do different characters approach their roles as parents or guardians?
- Discuss the significance of forgiveness in the novel. Which characters struggle with forgiveness, and what are the consequences?
- Analyze how the journey motif shapes the story. What does the physical journey represent on a symbolic or spiritual level?
- How does Rizpah's faith challenge and affect those around her, especially Atretes?
- Explore the concept of identity in 'As Sure as the Dawn.' How do characters grapple with questions of self and belonging?
- What role does suffering play in the spiritual development of the characters? Provide examples from the text.
- Compare and contrast the leadership styles of Atretes and other authority figures in the novel.
- How does Francine Rivers address the themes of love and sacrifice? Which characters embody these themes most fully?
- Discuss the importance of community in the novel. How do different communities support or hinder the protagonists?
- Evaluate the ending of 'As Sure as the Dawn.' Was it satisfying? Why or why not?
