CL2 Module 1.2

Friendships enrich our lives in various ways and provide several social, mental, but not physical benefits

• True

• False

Friendships of utility according to Aristotle comes the closest to what Christians would consider the ideal.

• True

• False

Friendships that are based on the potential benefits

• friendships of utility

• friendships of pleasure

• friendships of virtue

• best friends

Revelation makes known to us the state of original holiness and justice of man and woman before sin: from their friendship with God flowed the happiness of their existence in paradise

• True

• False

Honesty is the form of all virtues

• True

• False

The daughter in law of Naomi who stayed with her even in times of hardships

• Elizabeth

• Mary

• Ruth

• Magdalene

An event in the New Testament that is consider as the sacrament of friendship

• Wedding at Cana

• Washing of the feet

• Agony in the Garden

• Birth of Jesus

The initial set up of Christ's ministry

• Jesus did all the work, and his followers observed him

• his apostles assist him while performing miracles

• They were involved in ministry

• Jesus sent his disciples in pairs

One of the common references to the friendship of Jesus with his disciples was the event of the ____________

• calling of his disciples

• betrayal of Judas

• Institution of the Holy Eucharist

• Washing of the feet

The first man was not only created good, but was also established in friendship with his Creator, and in harmony with himself and with the creation around him, in a state that would be surpassed only by the glory of the new creation in Christ

• True

• False