Quiz on Human Dignity and Stewardship

What is the basis of Christian anthropology regarding human dignity?

• Human beings are created in the image of God.

• Human beings are superior to all other creatures.

• Human beings are only physical beings.

• Human dignity is based on social status.

According to Genesis 1:26-27, how were humans created?

• From the dust of the ground.

• Only as male beings.

• In the image of God, male and female.

• As separate beings without connection.

What does the term 'Imago Dei' refer to?

• The concept of human superiority.

• The physical form of God.

• The idea of human evolution.

• The divine image present in every human.

What is one responsibility of humans as stewards of God's creation?

• To protect and preserve the environment.

• To ignore ecological concerns.

• To exploit natural resources.

• To prioritize economic gain over nature.

What does true freedom entail according to the text?

• The freedom to disregard laws.

• The right to act without consequences.

• The power to do what is right and good.

• The ability to do anything one desires.

What is a key aspect of human dignity mentioned in the text?

• It is irrelevant in modern society.

• It is determined by societal roles.

• It is rooted in creation in the image of God.

• It is based on wealth and power.

According to Pope Francis, what is one of the root causes of the 'throwaway culture'?

• Preservation of natural resources.

• Ruthless consumption and exploitation.

• Respect for human life.

• Promotion of human dignity.

What does the Philippine Constitution state about human dignity?

• It is not guaranteed by the state.

• The state values and guarantees respect for human rights.

• Human dignity is only for certain individuals.

• It is irrelevant to governance.

What is the role of intellect in human dignity?

• It is only for academic purposes.

• It limits our understanding of the world.

• It allows us to learn and understand our surroundings.

• It is unnecessary for moral decisions.

What does the text suggest about the relationship between freedom and responsibility?

• Freedom is only about personal choice.

• Responsibility limits freedom.

• True freedom is linked to doing good.

• Freedom means no responsibilities.