Midterm Exam (RLT 005)

This term is often used to indicate a belief that men and women both have different – but balanced – attributes and skills.

It is the collection of addresses by St. John Paul II between 1979 and 1984, placing the concept within an innovative interpretation of the Scripture.

• Theology of the Body

• Theology of Sexuality

• Theology of Complementarity

According to St. John Paul II, what is the only thing that is capable of making what is invisible, the spiritual, and divine?

What meaning of the body are we referring to when we talk about revealing the man and woman’s call to become a gift for one another, a gift fully realized in their one flesh union?

• Mutual self-giving

• Nuptial meaning

• Generative meaning

What meaning of the body are we referring to when it brings life into the world out of their communion?

• Mutual self-giving

• Nuptial meaning

• Generative meaning

It is the way we express and experience ourselves sexually. It also refers to the aspect of personhood which makes us capable of entering into loving relationships with others.

The essential characteristic of complementarity which talks about us being created in the image and likeness of God.

• Equal dignity

• Synergistic Relation

• Significant difference

• Intergenerational fruition

The essential characteristic of complementarity of man and woman which is about human beings created as MALE and FEMALE.

• Equal dignity

• Significant difference

• Synergistic relation

• Intergenerational fruition

According to St. John Paul II, the function of being created in the image and likeness of God is to reflect the Trinity, an inscrutable divine communion of Persons.

• True

• False

Surrendered marriage means living self-centeredly and self-satisfying instead of living selflessly and self-sacrificing.

• True

• False