Christian Morality

According to Christian morality, what is the key to true happiness and freedom?

• Achieving our goals in life

• Obeying a set of laws

• Doing good deeds and loving others

• Being famous and admired

What does Christian morality ask us to do in our daily lives?

• Ignore others' problems

• Focus solely on our own needs

• Reflect on how our choices affect who we become

• Seek instant gratification

How does Jesus describe the nature of goodness?

• As something we can achieve on our own

• As solely related to obeying laws

• As a connection with God, who is the source of all goodness

• As an ideal to strive for but not attainable

Who is "the Good One" that Jesus refers to in the Parable of the Rich Young Man?

• The rich young man

• The prophet

• God the Father

• Jesus Himself

What does Jesus say about following the commandments?

• They are optional for eternal life

• They are not important for salvation

• Observing them is linked to entering eternal life

• They are our tradition

Why are the Ten Commandments important in Christian morals?

• They serve as a historical document

• They outline how to love one another

• They are a set of ancient rituals

• They are only relevant to Old Testament times

How does Christ exemplify goodness?

• By being a successful leader

• By following all the laws perfectly

• By showing us the way and providing grace

• By giving us rules to follow

What role does the Holy Spirit play in Christian morality?

• It provides rules for behavior

• It helps us to follow Christ and make loving choices

• It punishes us for mistakes

• It removes all challenges and difficulties

What is the ultimate goal of Christian morality?

• To gain social status

• To live a life of purpose and service

• To achieve personal success

• To accumulate material wealth

A Grade 7 student was caught cheating during the examination. One of his classmates corrected his actions and invited him to join their group study instead. How does Christian morality affect our relationships with others?

• It encourages competition and rivalry

• It fosters dignity and respect

• It leads to isolation from others

• It prioritizes self-interest above all