"Sinner" Quiz
In "Sinner" by Ted Dekker, a group of people with extraordinary abilities must confront a society that fears and persecutes them, forcing them to choose between conformity and standing up for truth.
christian fiction | 357 pages | Published in 2014
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Essay questions
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- Discuss the central themes of good versus evil in 'Sinner' by Ted Dekker. How are these themes developed through the characters' choices and actions?
- Analyze the role of faith in 'Sinner.' How do the characters’ beliefs shape their identities and influence the plot?
- Examine the concept of fear in the novel. In what ways does fear drive the characters, and how do they attempt to overcome it?
- How does Ted Dekker use the setting of 'Sinner' to reflect the inner turmoil of the characters and the larger societal conflict?
- Compare and contrast the characters of Marsuvees Black and Johnny Drake. How do their motivations and methods differ?
- What is the significance of the phrase 'the greatest sin' in the novel, and how is it explored through the narrative?
- Discuss how 'Sinner' addresses the issue of societal conformity versus individuality. Which characters embody these opposing forces?
- Explore the symbolism of the Gifts in 'Sinner.' What do they represent, and how do they affect the destinies of those who possess them?
- In what ways does 'Sinner' challenge traditional notions of morality? Provide examples from the text to support your argument.
- Analyze the development of the protagonist throughout the novel. What key events catalyze their transformation?
- How does Ted Dekker blend elements of fantasy and reality in 'Sinner' to create a compelling narrative?
- Discuss the impact of community and isolation in the lives of the main characters. How do these experiences influence their decisions?
- What is the role of sacrifice in 'Sinner'? How do different characters interpret and respond to the idea of sacrificing for a greater good?
- How does the novel address the power and danger of words and rhetoric? Cite specific scenes where speech plays a pivotal role.
