Test 1

Question 1

Magisterium

Answer 1

The official teachings of the church

Question 2

Morality

Answer 2

Principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior.

Question 3

Virtue

Answer 3

Behavior showing high moral standards

Question 4

Cardinal virtues

Answer 4

4
Temperance
Prudence
Justice
Fortitude

Question 5

Theological virtues

Answer 5

3
Faith
Hope
Love

Question 6

Nihilism

Answer 6

Claims that there is no meaning to existence, rejects all positive values, and believes in nothing

Question 7

What does it mean to be made in gods image and likeness?

Answer 7

Having free will
Having reason/intellect
Having a soul

Question 8

How does Adam and Eve foreshadow marriage?

Answer 8

Idk ask towell

Question 9

What does the rib represent?

Answer 9

The rib was chose because it is even with Adam not above or below but side by side with eve

Question 10

Inherent

Answer 10

To be born with something, or existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute.

Question 11

Dignity

Answer 11

State or quality of being worthy of honor or respect

Question 12

What is solidarity?

Answer 12

The notion that we’re connected with our neighbors, we must take care of everyone, not just our selves

Question 13

What is subsidiarity?

Answer 13

The idea that problems should be solved at the smallest and most intimate level possible.

Question 14

What does stewards of creation mean

Answer 14

The responsibility to care for and protect all the good he has created, which is sacred obligation.

Question 15

Paschal mystery

Answer 15

Central concepts of Christian Faith. Main subject being the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Question 16

First sin?

Answer 16

‘Pride’ vs obedience

Question 17

Original sin? Who coined the term

Answer 17

Sin you’re born with, born “addicted” to sin and St.Augustine coined the term

Question 18

What are the three sources of knowledge about what we should/should not do?

Answer 18

Human reason
Human experience
Divine revelation

Question 19

What is divine revelation

Answer 19

Scripture & tradition

Question 20

5 ways we are able to respond to God

Answer 20

Intelligence and freedom
Help of the Holy Spirit
Support of the church
Help of the magisterium
Help of Jesus Christ

Question 21

How can Jesus be of help in a way that the Holy Spirit can not?

Answer 21

Jesus is a physical example

Question 22

Spider web analogy

Answer 22

This image suggests that if we touch the web anywhere, the whole thing trembles. Thus, if we are kind, our loving touch affects the whole human web of relationships for good. On the other hand, if we are indifferent or hostile, our negative attitudes and behaviors will impinge on everyone in a harmful way.

Question 23

St.Maximilian Kolbe

Answer 23

“A martyr of charity”
he was also Franciscan
“lay down ones life for ones friend”

Question 24

Discernment

Answer 24

Perception in the absence of judgement

Question 25

Prayer

Answer 25

A solemn request for help or an expression of thanks addressed to God

Question 26

Intention

Answer 26

Intended, aim or plan

Question 27

Means

Answer 27

An action or system by which a result is brought about

Question 28

Circumstances

Answer 28

A fact or condition connected with or relevant to an event or action

Question 29

St. Ignatius of Loyola

Answer 29

16th century Spanish priest who founded the Jesuits, ‘taught an affective way to discern gods will’

Question 30

Spiritual exercises

Answer 30

Founded by Ignatius of Loyola, they are a set of Christian meditations, prayers and mental exercises

Question 31

How was Adam created

Answer 31

From dust and God breathed life into him