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/*--- Step 1 - Defining global variables ---*/

var quizArray = [
//Quiz Question 1
    {
        quizText: 'In the center of the ceiling of the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel is the fifteenth century painting by Michelangelo Buonarroti entitled: Creation of Adam. Whom does the very buffed human depicted in the painting represent?',
        quizChoices: ['Adam', 'Angels', 'God', 'Jesus', 'David'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 2,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Instead of painting God as creating the universe with words as recorded in Genesis 1. Michelangelo depicts a very human, very buff, God, more like that encountered in Genesis 2. '
    },

//Quiz Question 2
{
        quizText: 'The phrase “Eye of the Tiger,” in the movie “Rocky” refers to what?',
        quizChoices: ['Daniel in the lion’s den', 'The Passion of the Christ', 'The river Tigris', 'The facial expression on the statue of King David', 'A Satanic symbol'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 3,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Michelangelo portrays the boy immediately before the battle with Goliath. David\'s face, and especially his eyes, masterfully capture David\'s determination and confidence - what Rocky calls the "eye of the tiger." '
    },

  //Quiz Question 3
{
        quizText: 'Which topic is the most controversial regarding Michelangelo’s statue of David?	',
        quizChoices: ['His nakedness', 'David’s expression', 'David being uncircumcised', 'How David is circumcised', 'All the above', 'None of the above'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 2,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Most controversial is that Michelangelo seems to present the Israelite hero as uncircumcised. Of course, Michelangelo never met David; he used male models to carve the statue. Yet, these models, being Italian Christians in the fifteenth century, would not have been circumcised.'
    },

  //Quiz Question 4
{
        quizText: 'In the “Last Supper,” painted by Leonardo da Vinci, who holds a knife at Judas’ back?	',
        quizChoices: ['Philip', 'Jacob', 'Thaddeus', 'Peter', 'Satan'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 3,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Peter holds a knife at Judas\' back, symbolizing not only Juda\'s back-stabbing nature, but also Judas\' inevitable death. Additionally, the knife foreshadows Peter\'s cutting off the ear of a soldier later that night. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 5
{
        quizText: 'In Dante\’s “The Divine Comedy” which character is not included:',
        quizChoices: ['Judas', 'Napoleon', 'Brutus of Rome', 'Cassius', 'All are included'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 1,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Dante includes a few betrayers in this story; but Napoleon is not one of them. '
    },

//Quiz Question 6
{
        quizText: 'What color was Jesus’ skin?',
        quizChoices: ['Northern European', 'Sub-Saharan African', 'Palestinian', 'Asian', 'All of the Above', 'None of the Above'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 4,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Those artistic representations of Jesus portraying him with fair skin, ligh hair, and sometimes even blue eyes are certainly wrong. Jesus was a Jew living in Palestine. And because this area was a land bridge between Europe, Africa, and Asia, it created a population of amalgamated ethnic groups. Thus, Jesus\' complexion was neither that of a northern European nor a Sub-Saharan African; but, it would have been somewhere between these two ends of the spectrum, just as today in that part of the world people have a variety of skin colors. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 7
{
        quizText: 'Charlton Heston was chosen for the role of Moses in Paramount Picture’s, “The Ten Commandments” because:',
        quizChoices: ['The best and most popular actor at the time', 'His face resembled Michelangelo\’s famous statue', 'His body was like Michelangelo\’s famous statue', 'He campaigned furiously for the roll', 'He invested heavily in the project'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 1,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Those artistic representations of Jesus portraying him with fair skin, light hair, and sometimes even blue eyes are certainly wrong. As a Jew living in Palestine, this area was a land bridge between Europe, Africa, and Asia and thus created a population of amalgamated ethnic groups. Jesus\' complexion was neither northern European nor a sub-Saharan African, but it would have been somewhere between these two ends of the spectrum, just as today in that part of the world people have a variety of skin colors. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 8
{
        quizText: 'Which movie by William Wyler is most often considered the best Bible movie of all time?',
        quizChoices: ['Ben Hur (1959)', 'Jesus Christ Super Star (1973)', 'The Ten Commandments (1956)', 'Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)', 'The Ten Commandments (1923)', 'Green Pastures (1936)'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 0,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Based on General Lew Wallace\'s best-selling novel. Ben Hur is often called the best Bible movie of all time, which may have something to do with the fact that the engaging plot has little to do with the Bible. The movie is masterfully set in these times, beginning with Jesus\' birth and ending with his death. Yet, Jesus only makes brief cameos, and the camera never shows his face; only the faces of those looking at him (a technique that\'s used very well). '
    },

      //Quiz Question 9
{
        quizText: 'The moment captured in Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” Sistine Chapel painting is:	',
        quizChoices: ['The physical creation of Adam', 'The moment at which God imparts His spirit into Adam', 'The moment God redeems Adam from sin', 'A moment of fellowship in the Garden of Eden'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 1,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'The moment captured in Michelangelo\'s Sistine Chapel ceiling painting is called "Creation of Adam." The moment captured isn\'t the physical creation of Adam, as he already exists, but rather the moment at which God imparts His divine life or spirit into Adam, making Adam a "living" being. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 10
{
        quizText: 'Which actor originally declined the role of Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark?',
        quizChoices: ['Harrison Ford', 'Val Kilmer', 'Tom Selleck', 'Arnold Schwarzenegger', 'Vin Diesel'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 2,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Tom Selleck originally declined the role of Indy in Raiders of the Lost Ark in order to make the hit television series Magnum, P.I. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 11
{
        quizText: 'Which movie literally refers to a character as “Son of man?”',
        quizChoices: ['Godzilla', 'The Dark Knight', 'The Matrix', 'Lawnmower Man', '	Aladdin', 'b & e'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 2,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'In the movie Keanu Reeves (who plays Anderson) doubts his role as savior. Anderson literally means "Son of Man," a title that applied to Jesus. Thomas Anderson\'s other name, Neo, means "new," and is an allusion to the New Testament. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 12
{
        quizText: 'In Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” Sistine Chapel painting, who is on God’s left side?	',
        quizChoices: ['Eve', 'The Trinity', 'Christ', 'Satan', 'a & c', 'a & d'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 4,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'God\'s left arm is draped around a woman, who is Eve; and His left hand rests upon the Christ child, whose preexistence and presence with God at creation is a central Christian doctrine. '
    },

  //Quiz Question 13
{
        quizText: 'Which actor was not a voice-over actor in the movie “The Prince of Egypt?”	',
        quizChoices: ['Val Kilmer', 'All were in the movie', 'Jeff Goldblum', 'Sandra Bullock', 'c & d', 'Ben Affleck'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 5,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Ben Affleck was not in "The Prince of Egypt"; but, was Joseph in the Dreamworks\' prequel called "Joseph, King of Dreams." In "The Prince of Egypt," Val Kilmer was Moses; Jeff Goldblum was Moses\' brother, Aaron; and Sandra Bullock was Moses\' sister, Miriam.'
    },

  //Quiz Question 14
{
        quizText: 'Who depicted Hell as a frozen lake of ice in his work? ',
        quizChoices: ['Dante', 'Lazarus', 'Saint Paul (on Isle of Patmos)', 'Prophet Muhammad', 'Michelangelo'],
        quizCorrectChoice: 0,
        quizcorrectDetails: 'Hell for Dante is the complete absence of good and warmth, and thus it is a frozen lake of ice (which gives hope to those of us who were told that we\'ll be called "when hell freezes over"). '
    },

  ];
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	/--- Step 1 - Defining global variables ---/

	var quizArray = [
	//Quiz Question 1
	{
	quizText: 'In the center of the ceiling of the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel is the fifteenth century painting by Michelangelo Buonarroti entitled: Creation of Adam. Whom does the very buffed human depicted in the painting represent?',
	quizChoices: ['Adam', 'Angels', 'God', 'Jesus', 'David'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 2,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Instead of painting God as creating the universe with words as recorded in Genesis 1. Michelangelo depicts a very human, very buff, God, more like that encountered in Genesis 2. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 2
	{
	quizText: 'The phrase “Eye of the Tiger,” in the movie “Rocky” refers to what?',
	quizChoices: ['Daniel in the lion’s den', 'The Passion of the Christ', 'The river Tigris', 'The facial expression on the statue of King David', 'A Satanic symbol'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 3,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Michelangelo portrays the boy immediately before the battle with Goliath. David\'s face, and especially his eyes, masterfully capture David\'s determination and confidence - what Rocky calls the "eye of the tiger." '
	},

	//Quiz Question 3
	{
	quizText: 'Which topic is the most controversial regarding Michelangelo’s statue of David? ',
	quizChoices: ['His nakedness', 'David’s expression', 'David being uncircumcised', 'How David is circumcised', 'All the above', 'None of the above'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 2,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Most controversial is that Michelangelo seems to present the Israelite hero as uncircumcised. Of course, Michelangelo never met David; he used male models to carve the statue. Yet, these models, being Italian Christians in the fifteenth century, would not have been circumcised.'
	},

	//Quiz Question 4
	{
	quizText: 'In the “Last Supper,” painted by Leonardo da Vinci, who holds a knife at Judas’ back? ',
	quizChoices: ['Philip', 'Jacob', 'Thaddeus', 'Peter', 'Satan'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 3,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Peter holds a knife at Judas\' back, symbolizing not only Juda\'s back-stabbing nature, but also Judas\' inevitable death. Additionally, the knife foreshadows Peter\'s cutting off the ear of a soldier later that night. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 5
	{
	quizText: 'In Dante\’s “The Divine Comedy” which character is not included:',
	quizChoices: ['Judas', 'Napoleon', 'Brutus of Rome', 'Cassius', 'All are included'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 1,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Dante includes a few betrayers in this story; but Napoleon is not one of them. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 6
	{
	quizText: 'What color was Jesus’ skin?',
	quizChoices: ['Northern European', 'Sub-Saharan African', 'Palestinian', 'Asian', 'All of the Above', 'None of the Above'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 4,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Those artistic representations of Jesus portraying him with fair skin, ligh hair, and sometimes even blue eyes are certainly wrong. Jesus was a Jew living in Palestine. And because this area was a land bridge between Europe, Africa, and Asia, it created a population of amalgamated ethnic groups. Thus, Jesus\' complexion was neither that of a northern European nor a Sub-Saharan African; but, it would have been somewhere between these two ends of the spectrum, just as today in that part of the world people have a variety of skin colors. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 7
	{
	quizText: 'Charlton Heston was chosen for the role of Moses in Paramount Picture’s, “The Ten Commandments” because:',
	quizChoices: ['The best and most popular actor at the time', 'His face resembled Michelangelo\’s famous statue', 'His body was like Michelangelo\’s famous statue', 'He campaigned furiously for the roll', 'He invested heavily in the project'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 1,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Those artistic representations of Jesus portraying him with fair skin, light hair, and sometimes even blue eyes are certainly wrong. As a Jew living in Palestine, this area was a land bridge between Europe, Africa, and Asia and thus created a population of amalgamated ethnic groups. Jesus\' complexion was neither northern European nor a sub-Saharan African, but it would have been somewhere between these two ends of the spectrum, just as today in that part of the world people have a variety of skin colors. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 8
	{
	quizText: 'Which movie by William Wyler is most often considered the best Bible movie of all time?',
	quizChoices: ['Ben Hur (1959)', 'Jesus Christ Super Star (1973)', 'The Ten Commandments (1956)', 'Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)', 'The Ten Commandments (1923)', 'Green Pastures (1936)'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 0,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Based on General Lew Wallace\'s best-selling novel. Ben Hur is often called the best Bible movie of all time, which may have something to do with the fact that the engaging plot has little to do with the Bible. The movie is masterfully set in these times, beginning with Jesus\' birth and ending with his death. Yet, Jesus only makes brief cameos, and the camera never shows his face; only the faces of those looking at him (a technique that\'s used very well). '
	},

	//Quiz Question 9
	{
	quizText: 'The moment captured in Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” Sistine Chapel painting is: ',
	quizChoices: ['The physical creation of Adam', 'The moment at which God imparts His spirit into Adam', 'The moment God redeems Adam from sin', 'A moment of fellowship in the Garden of Eden'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 1,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'The moment captured in Michelangelo\'s Sistine Chapel ceiling painting is called "Creation of Adam." The moment captured isn\'t the physical creation of Adam, as he already exists, but rather the moment at which God imparts His divine life or spirit into Adam, making Adam a "living" being. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 10
	{
	quizText: 'Which actor originally declined the role of Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark?',
	quizChoices: ['Harrison Ford', 'Val Kilmer', 'Tom Selleck', 'Arnold Schwarzenegger', 'Vin Diesel'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 2,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Tom Selleck originally declined the role of Indy in Raiders of the Lost Ark in order to make the hit television series Magnum, P.I. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 11
	{
	quizText: 'Which movie literally refers to a character as “Son of man?”',
	quizChoices: ['Godzilla', 'The Dark Knight', 'The Matrix', 'Lawnmower Man', ' Aladdin', 'b & e'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 2,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'In the movie Keanu Reeves (who plays Anderson) doubts his role as savior. Anderson literally means "Son of Man," a title that applied to Jesus. Thomas Anderson\'s other name, Neo, means "new," and is an allusion to the New Testament. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 12
	{
	quizText: 'In Michelangelo’s “Creation of Adam” Sistine Chapel painting, who is on God’s left side? ',
	quizChoices: ['Eve', 'The Trinity', 'Christ', 'Satan', 'a & c', 'a & d'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 4,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'God\'s left arm is draped around a woman, who is Eve; and His left hand rests upon the Christ child, whose preexistence and presence with God at creation is a central Christian doctrine. '
	},

	//Quiz Question 13
	{
	quizText: 'Which actor was not a voice-over actor in the movie “The Prince of Egypt?” ',
	quizChoices: ['Val Kilmer', 'All were in the movie', 'Jeff Goldblum', 'Sandra Bullock', 'c & d', 'Ben Affleck'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 5,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Ben Affleck was not in "The Prince of Egypt"; but, was Joseph in the Dreamworks\' prequel called "Joseph, King of Dreams." In "The Prince of Egypt," Val Kilmer was Moses; Jeff Goldblum was Moses\' brother, Aaron; and Sandra Bullock was Moses\' sister, Miriam.'
	},

	//Quiz Question 14
	{
	quizText: 'Who depicted Hell as a frozen lake of ice in his work? ',
	quizChoices: ['Dante', 'Lazarus', 'Saint Paul (on Isle of Patmos)', 'Prophet Muhammad', 'Michelangelo'],
	quizCorrectChoice: 0,
	quizcorrectDetails: 'Hell for Dante is the complete absence of good and warmth, and thus it is a frozen lake of ice (which gives hope to those of us who were told that we\'ll be called "when hell freezes over"). '
	},

	];