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Question 1

He believes that Christianity itself enriched upon entering new cultural phases and regions, acquiring surplus meaning in loyalty and conformity to its tradition.

Answer 1

Shorter

Question 2

He is convinced that our ritual behaviors, religious institutions, and sacred texts all find their wherewithal in the bailiwick of culture.

Answer 2

Skreslet

Question 3

According to him, the way we eat, sleep, speak, and think are some ways we can trace the existence of culture. Culture, therefore, is a particular group of people’s way of life.

Answer 3

Standaert

Question 4

According to him, the process by which culture is passed on and learned is enculturation, which is a very long process of growing into the culture to which he or she belongs.

Answer 4

Standaert

Question 5

This encyclical describes the Church as a pilgrim Church and is missionary by her very nature since it is from the mission of the Son and the mission of the Holy Spirit that she draws her origin, in accordance with the decree of God the Father.

Answer 5

Ad Gentes

Question 6

The Gospel must be inculturated in the people, and Christ must find a home in the culture of the people. If culture is a way of life, one must be slow in judgement because culture mirrors the behavior and _____ system of a group of people or community.

Answer 6

Belief

Question 7

The basic argument of inculturation is that just as Jesus Christ, the Word of God, became incarnate in human culture, in the Jewish milieu, the gospel of Jesus Christ should be allowed to be ______ in the local culture or context.

Answer 7

Enculturated

Question 8

Inculturation is not mere adaptation of a ready-made Christianity into a given situation but rather a creative embodiment of the _______ in the local church.

Answer 8

Word

Question 9

He said that evangelization loses much of its force and effectiveness if it does not take into consideration the actual people to whom it is addressed if it does not use their language, their signs and symbols if it does not answer the questions they ask, and if it does not have an impact on their concrete life.

Answer 9

Paul VI

Question 10

He said that the mystery of incarnation tells us that God is not afraid of using cultures to communicate with us.

Answer 10

Agcaracar

Question 11

A dialogue within the Catholic Church refers to efforts of different Christian Churches to develop closer relationships and better understandings of the shared faith.

Answer 11

Ecumenical Dialogue

Question 12

This type of dialogue refers to the means of cooperation with those people of Non-Christian religions, specifically with the members of the “Abrahamic faiths” that is, the Jewish and Muslim traditions.

Answer 12

Interfaith Dialogue

Question 13

This kind of dialogue refers to the means of cooperation with those people of Non-Christian religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism.

Answer 13

Intereligious Dialogue

Question 14

It is a form of dialogue and proclamation in which people strive to live in harmony and peace with their neighbors of other faiths, sharing their joys and sorrows, hopes and dreams with each other as friends.

Answer 14

Dialogue of Life

Question 15

It is a form of dialogue and proclamation in which persons are rooted in their own religious traditions and share their spiritual riches, such as prayer and contemplation, faith, and ways of searching for God.

Answer 15

Dialogue of Religious Experience

Question 16

It is a form of dialogue and proclamation in which persons of different faiths work together to act and collaborate for people’s integral development and liberation.

Answer 16

Dialogue of Action

Question 17

He believes that Asians have many diverse wats of life that have nurtured and sustained them for millennia and many ages. Asians have their own system of meaning, including religion, the core of their way of life.

Answer 17

Skreslet

Question 18

In this particular gospel, Jesus commanded his apostles not to go to the Samaritan but instead to the lost sheep of Israel. However, there are instances in which Jesus was friendly to non-Jews.

Answer 18

Matthew

Question 19

According to this encyclical, the Catholic Church rejects nothing that is true and holy in these religions. She looks with sincere respect upon those ways of conduct and life, those rules and teaching which, though differing in many particulars from what she holds and sets forth nevertheless often reflect a ray of that Truth which enlightens all men.

Answer 19

Nostra Aetate

Question 20

Divine Providence does not deny the helps necessary for salvation to those who, without blame on their part, have not yet arrived at an explicit knowledge of God. Whatever good or truth is found amongst them is looked upon by the Church as preparation for the _______.

Answer 20

Gospel

Question 21

According to the CCC, the poor are recipients of the Good News and bearers of the Gospel.

Answer 21

False

CFC

Question 22

According to Paul V, evangelization for the Church means bringing the Good News into all the strata of humanity and through its influence, transforming humanity from within and making it new: “Now I am making the whole of creation new.”

Answer 22

False

Paul VI

Question 23

This passage came from the gospel of John: The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight to the blind, to set the prisoners free, to proclaim the year Lord’s favor.

Answer 23

False

Luke

Question 24

The Church teaches that the modern paradigm of mission understands salvation to include, besides forgiveness of sin and reconciliation with God, liberation from all forms of socio-political oppression and promotion of economic well-being.

Answer 24

True

Question 25

Evangelii Nuntiandi reminds us that the Church must move outside where the people need it the most and become “a church bruised, hurting and diry because it has been out on the streets, rather than a church which is unhealty from being confined and from clinging to its own security.

Answer 25

False

Question 26

According to Pope Benedict XVI, our faith in Christ, who became poor and was always close to the poor and the outcast, is the basis of our concern for the integral development of society’s most neglected members.

Answer 26

False

Pope Francis

Question 27

According to Pope Francis, the poor are dialogue partners in mission, for they are, like people of other faiths and cultures, instruments of evangelization.

Answer 27

True

Question 28

The encyclical Caritas in Veritate describes human beings as consumer goods to be used and discarded. We have created a “throw-away” culture, which is now spreading. It is no longer simply about exploitation and oppression but something new.

Answer 28

False

Evangelii Gaudium

Question 29

Pope Francis reminds us the preferential option for the poor such as the migrants, indigenous and tribal people, women and children, and the defense of human life, health care, education, peacemaking, cancellation of debts, and protection of the environment.

Answer 29

False

John Paul II

Question 30

The Church’s social teaching reminds us that the dignity of the human person is the very foundation of a moral vision for society.

Answer 30

True