Catholic Social Teaching

Why did the Samaritan woman go to the well in midday alone?

• She wanted to meet Jesus there.

• She was an outcast in her community.

• This was the custom for woman to go at that time.

• To avoid her past husbands.

When discussing sensitive topics what is something you should do first?

• Present your view.

• Avoid eye contact.

• Listen and clarify what the other is saying.

• Write down what they say so you can fact check later.

The perfect state of harmony, peace, and love with God, your self, and each other was called?

• Original Justice

• Original Happiness

• Original Sin

• Original loyalty

Where does the Catholic church come up with their Social teachings?

• Government Officials

• The Pope and Bishops

• The Holy word of God alone.

• Sacred Scripture and Tradition

What was God's plan for creating man and woman?

• To have control over them.

• To live in loving communion with Him and one another.

• To spread the good news.

• To share in the care of the animals.

What are the three types or stages of prayer?

• Mass, charismatic prayer, with heart and soul

• speaking, singing, reading scripture

• vocal prayer, meditation, contemplation

• lifting hearts and minds to God, read scripture, sing praises

What are the three truths revealed in the creation accounts in Genesis?

• we were created with a divine nature, an intellect and a desire for happiness

• We were made to share in God's divine life, we are religious beings, we are social creatures

• we were created in God's image, we were created with concupiscence, and have the ability to deny God

• we have an immortal part of us called the soul, we desire God above all things, we were created to serve God alone.

The perfect state God created man with includes; perfect harmony, communion with God, and perfect happiness - this is called...

• Original Justice

• Original Holiness

• Common Good

• Original Youth

What were the reasons Adam and Eve committed the Original Sin?

• The fruit looked really good and they were hungry.

• Lacked trust in God's love, and that he would provide complete Happiness, they doubted they shared in his divinity.

• They wanted to worship Satan and all he had to offer them.

• They only trusted themselves, wanted to know all things without God.

What theory was Aristotle known for?

• The importance of virtuous deeds

• The existence for God

• The theory of happiness

• The theory surrounding our use of reason