Faith, Science and Reason - Term 1

What is the main argument of the document regarding faith and science?

• They are always in conflict

• They are unrelated

• They are two different manifestations of the same reality

• Science is more important than faith

What is the document's perspective on the relationship between faith and science?

• They are always in conflict

• They are unrelated

• They are two different manifestations of the same reality

• Science is more important than faith

What is one of the three steps for discussing science in the light of faith?

• Ignore scientific findings.

• Know what the Church teaches.

• Disregard creation.

• Avoid learning science.

According to the document, what should be the perspective on science?

• It is absolute.

• It is provisional.

• It is irrelevant.

• It is complete.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a type of doctrine?

• de fide divina et catholica

• fidei proxima

• theological opinion

• de fide politica

Which of the following is a correct description of 'fidei proxima'?

• A distant belief

• An opinion believed by many but not formally defined by the Church

• A political opinion

• A historical fact

What are doctrines in science and faith described as?

• Subjective opinions

• Objective statements

• Hypothetical ideas

• Personal beliefs

Which of the following is a source for looking up doctrines?

• The Bible

• Catechism of the Catholic Church

• The Book of Mormon

• The Torah

How was the Biblical Creation Myth primarily transmitted?

• Through hieroglyphs

• Word of mouth, the Book of Genesis

• Carved in stone tablets

• Written in Sanskrit

What was the main issue with the first humans created by Brahma?

• They were too powerful

• They lacked knowledge and understanding

• They were immortal

• They were invisible