Morality

What do the Ten Commandments represent in Christianity?

• A) Historical stories

• B) Ethical guidelines given by God

• C) Rituals and ceremonies

• D) Mythological tales

What is the primary focus of the Ten Commandments?

• A) Political leadership

• B) Worship and ethical conduct

• C) Economic success

• D) Personal fame

How is human dignity defined in Christian morality?

• A) As the ability to lead others

• B) As the worth derived from being made in God's image

• C) As the status achieved through accomplishments

• D) As the result of societal recognition

What does human freedom refer to?

• A) The ability to live without restrictions

• B) The capacity to make choices and bear responsibility for them

• C) The freedom to act without consequences

• D) The privilege of having no moral obligations

What is conscience according to Christian morality?

• A set of societal rules

• The internal moral compass that guides us

• A legal system for ethical behavior

• An external authority imposing rules

How does faith influence moral decision-making?

• By ignoring ethical principles

• By trusting in God’s revelation and teachings

• By following personal desires alone

• By conforming to societal trends

What constitutes a sin in Christian morality?

• Any action that is legally permissible

• Thoughts, actions, or omissions that violate moral law and harm our relationship with God

• Following personal preferences

• Acting according to social norms

What is an amoral person?

• A) A person who has strong ethical beliefs

• B) A person who is indifferent to moral considerations

• C) A person who is highly ethical

• D) A person who is deeply religious

Which concept emphasizes the inherent worth of every individual?

• A) Human freedom

• B) Human dignity

• C) Conscience

• D) Faith

Why is human freedom important in Christian morality?

• A) It allows people to act without responsibility

• B) It enables individuals to make choices and be accountable for them

• C) It removes all consequences of actions

• D) It grants absolute freedom without any moral obligations