Q2 VALUES 10 General Quiz

According to the lesson, who is the source of love and the Creator?

• Thomas Aquinas

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Nelson Mandela

• One God

What is the Natural Law a reflection of?

• Human wisdom

• Moral values

• God's wisdom

• Divine justice

Who is identified as the Supreme Law-Giver in the lesson?

• Nelson Mandela

• God

• Ninoy Aquino

• Mahatma Gandhi

What are the 'Five Ways' arguments presented as rational justifications for?

• Existence of moral values

• Existence of human wisdom

• Existence of God

• Existence of love

What is the consequence of divine justice according to the lesson?

• Eternal life

• Eternal suffering

• Annihilation

• Reincarnation

What does the lesson stress the importance of upholding in God's laws?

• Universal moral values

• Personal preferences

• Social norms

• Political ideologies

Who is examined as an example of an individual who upheld universal moral values?

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Thomas Aquinas

• Ninoy Aquino

• Nelson Mandela

What did the actions of Gandhi, Mandela, and Ninoy Aquino contribute to in their respective nations?

• Political instability

• Positive changes

• Environmental protection

• Economic growth

What does the lesson call for at the end?

• Actively promoting universal moral values

• Ignoring moral values

• Defending moral relativism

• Promoting modern influences

What is the Natural Law a reflection of?

• Moral values

• God's wisdom

• Divine justice

• Human wisdom