Laudato Si Ch. 2 Sec. 62-80

Why does the document include a chapter dealing with the convictions of believers?

• To address political theories

• To explore scientific advancements

• To emphasize the contribution of religions towards integral ecology

• To criticize non-believers

What is the relationship between science and religion according to the text?

• They interconnect the study of natural world and theology

• They can engage in an intense and fruitful dialogue

• Science is superior to religion

• Religion dismisses the importance of science

What is necessary to address the ecological crisis according to the text?

• Support environmental friendly practices

• Exclusion of religious perspectives

• Inclusion of various forms of wisdom, including religion

• Prioritizing economic growth

How does the Catholic Church view the relationship between faith and reason?

• They are mutually exclusive

• Faith should replace reason

• There should be a synthesis between faith and reason

• Reason undermines faith

What motivates Christians to care for nature and the vulnerable according to the text?

• Economic benefits

• Scientific discoveries

• Faith convictions

• All created things belong to God

According to the Bible, how are humans created?

• Out of randomness

• Out of necessity

• Out of love and in God's image

• Out of chaos

What does the text say about the dignity of each person?

• It is limited to religious individuals

• It originates from God

• It is immense and infinite dignity

• It is dependent on societal norms

What is the cause of the rupture in the relationships between God, humanity, and creation?

• Environmental degradation

• Human sin and presumption to take the place of God

• Technological advancement

• Scientific exploration

How should the earth's goods be used according to the text?

• Do our best to take care of it

• With absolute ownership

• Responsibly

• For short-term benefits

What is the value of other living beings in God's eyes?

• They are to be used solely for human benefit

• Human life is intrinsic value, for it derives from God

• They bless God by their existence

• They are insignificant