Freedom

Freedom is limitless. We can always absolutely do as we please.

• True

• False

Without freedom, a man cannot be held responsible for his or her action.

• False

• True

Because freedom is relational, all is true, except:

• it is not about doing what we want

• it is doing what is good

• it is centered on oneself

• it is respecting the dignity of each other

If freedom is righteousness, which among these is true about the Decalogue?

• it destroys our freedom

• it prohibits acts that can destroy our freedom

• it hinders what we should do to be truly free

• it is not about what we should do as people in community

We are to be free from growing as true persons-for-others in the likeness of Christ.

• False

• True

We are to be free for obstacles that hinder us from truly loving God and others

• True

• False

Which of the following are exterior threats to freedom?

• vices and disordered desires

• fears and doubts

• prejudices and ignorance

• poverty and human rights violation

The following are gradual and subtle exterior threats to freedom, except:

• peer pressure

• media

• lack of parental guidance

• racial prejudice

It is our capacity to choose from alternatives and do particular acts.

• free choice

• fundamental freedom

• freedom from

• freedom for

It is our basic option or stance underlying all particular everyday moral choices.

• free choice

• fundamental freedom

• freedom from

• freedom for