Quiz on Fundamental Moral Theology

What is the primary focus of Fundamental Moral Theology?

• How to interpret Scripture

• How to act according to Catholic faith

• How to avoid all forms of sin

• How to engage in social justice

According to J. Bretzke, what is a key aspect of lived morality?

• Avoiding wrong actions

• Making decisions based on tradition

• Living in right relationships

• Following church doctrines strictly

Which of the following is NOT one of the four sectors in Catholic moral decision making?

• Scripture

• Personal preference

• Tradition

• Human experience

What does the term 'sensus fidelium' refer to?

• The collective experience of the faithful

• The official teachings of the Church

• The moral law as defined by the Pope

• The interpretation of Scripture

What is the ultimate norm in Catholic moral theology?

• The teachings of the Church

• The life of Jesus Christ

• The opinions of theologians

• The consensus of the community

What does the 'Objective Axis' in moral decision making include?

• Personal feelings

• Rational reflection

• Scripture and Tradition

• Human experience

Which of the following is a consequence of poor moral decision making?

• Enhanced relationships

• Increased community trust

• Personal growth

• Oppression and violence

What is the goal of moral decision making according to the text?

• To avoid conflict

• To achieve shalom

• To follow rules

• To gain social approval

What does the term 'retroductive warrants' refer to?

• Community consensus on moral issues

• Historical context of moral teachings

• Personal biases in decision making

• Theoretical and practical outcomes of decisions

Which of the following best describes 'Fundamental Moral Theology'?

• A branch of theology focused on ethics

• A set of strict rules

• A historical analysis of church doctrines

• A personal reflection on faith