ESL conversation lesson on the Bible



THE BIBLE DISCUSSION

STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student B)

|1) |What is the Bible? |

|2) |Who is it for? |

|3) |Why is it important? |

|4) |What can we learn from the Bible? |

|5) |How is the Bible different from the holy books of other religions? |

|6) |Do you think the Bible is interesting? |

|7) |Have you read all of the Bible? |

|8) |What is your favorite part of the Bible? |

|9) |Do you think everything in the Bible is true? |

|10) |What do you think of the shortened Bible that can be read in 100 minutes? |

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THE BIBLE DISCUSSION

STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show these to student A)

|1) |How often do you read the Bible? |

|2) |What do you know of the history of the Bible – how all of the books were collected and put together? |

|3) |What is the main message of the Bible? |

|4) |Who is the most important person in the Bible? |

|5) |Do you think the Bible is more interesting than a good novel? |

|6) |Is there a hidden code in the Bible? |

|7) |What is the difference between the old and new testaments and which one is more important? |

|8) |How can religious leaders get more people to read the Bible? |

|9) |Was the world created the way it is described in the Bible? |

|10) |If the Bible has all of the answers, why doesn’t everyone read it? |

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