Unit 4: Citizenship and Society

People were created for (a)   with God, as well as with each other.

The Ten Commandments and the (a)   tell us how individuals should treat each other and what a good society looks like.

We all live as part of several (a)   : our family, our community, our state, and our nation, and we are members of the human family.

An important part of citizenship in any society is to work for the (a)   .

Taking part in civic life means striving for (a)   in our personal relationships as well as through the support of policies that affect everyone.

We are called to build the (a)   here on earth in all our relationships.

The (a)   state the minimum of what is required of us for Christian living.

Our participation in the eternal law of God is the (a)   law.

Objects or actions that are sacred signs of God’s grace and that prepare us to receive His grace and cooperate with it are called (a)   .

(a)   refers to one’s status as a member of a political society.