MSJ Final Exam review questions

What does inherent mean?

• Justified

• Inherited

• Dignified

• Aquired

Human dignity means that everyone is a some-one and not a some-thing

• True

• False

What describes the fallen state of human nature, which affects every person and from which Christ came to redeem the world?

• Original Justice

• Original Holiness

• Original Solitude

• Original Sin

What type of morality claims that our actions are good or evil independently of what we think about them? (that there are set rules /standards)

• Personal morality

• Objective morality

• Mrs. Gretzinger's morality

• The Morality of the Catholic Church

Catholic morality draws on which 3 main sources of knowledge to reach conclusions about how we should act?

• Sex, drugs and rock and roll

• Human reason, human experience and divine revelation

• Tik Tok, Instagram and Snapchat

• faith, hope and love

What are the "hinge" virtues?

• Cultural

• Personal

• Cardinal

• Theological

Which is an example of "stinkin' thinkin"?

• I'm dumb! I'm going to fail my math final.

• I'm a great singer! I should audition for The Voice.

• I'm so good at baseball that the MLB is scouting me at NDA

• I'm such a good cook at that I could beat Chef Ramsey!

Which saint showed that we could be like Christ when he took the place of another prisoner at Auschwitz?

• Mother Teresa

• Gandhi

• St. Augustine of Hippo

• St. Maximilian Kolbe

Which set of rules should Catholic Christians use as the objective norm of reality?

• Constitution

• United States Catholic Catechism for Adults

• Ten Commandments

• Declaration of Independence

Three major aspects of every moral question include...

• the plan, the end result and the consequences

• the where, the cost and the transportation

• the what, the why and the how