Chapter Overview Quiz

According to the chapter overview, in whose image and likeness are we created?

• The image and likeness of nature

• The image and likeness of God

• The image and likeness of angels

• The image and likeness of the universe

What is implied about our nature from being created in the image and likeness of God?

• We have deep dignity and worth.

• We are meant to be used as objects.

• We have no inherent value.

• We are just something, not someone.

How should we view each person according to the chapter overview?

• As someone with dignity, not just something

• As objects to be used

• As insignificant beings

• As representations of the physical world

According to the chapter overview, what are we made by and for?

• Power and control

• Love and compassion

• Knowledge and wisdom

• Strength and courage

What does Jesus fully reveal to us, as mentioned in the chapter overview?

• The secrets of the universe

• The laws of nature

• What it means to be human

• The path to wealth

What capability do we have because we are made in God's image?

• The capability of self-knowledge and self-possession

• The capability of creating life

• The capability of unlimited power

• The capability of perfect understanding

What are we called to do in relation to our neighbor?

• To love our neighbor and uphold their dignity

• To compete with our neighbor and excel

• To ignore our neighbor and focus on ourselves

• To learn from our neighbor and teach them

Why have human beings always wondered about the meaning of life?

• Because it is a requirement for survival.

• Because we are rational beings.

• Because it is a recent development in human history.

• Because it is mandated by society.

What does the text suggest about our significance in the universe?

• Our significance is determined by our social status.

• We are not significant because the universe is vast.

• We are significant because we are part of a vast universe.

• Our significance is unrelated to the universe.

What has the Christian Faith contributed to the world according to the text?

• The concept of human rights

• The notion of human dignity

• The idea of democracy

• The principle of freedom of speech