Yr 9 Exam Living Justly

What is true peace dependent upon?

• Wealth and power

• Justice and love

• Military strength

• Political influence

What does the United Nations define as a 'Culture of Peace'?

• A set of military strategies

• A set of values, attitudes, and behaviors that reject violence

• A collection of religious practices

• A political ideology

Peace is more than:

• The presence of wealth

• The absence of war

• The existence of power

• The presence of technology

What is the Hebrew word for peace?

• Shalom

• Salaam

• Pax

• Frieden

What is the role of the Church?

• To accumulate wealth

• To show love, peace, and justice

• To gain political power

• To expand its influence

What is the Catholic social teaching principle of Promotion of Peace about?

• The absence of war

• The fruit of justice and love

• Economic prosperity

• Political power

According to Catholic teaching, how is peace promoted?

• As a passive state

• As a negative concept

• As a positive, action-oriented concept

• As a temporary solution

What is the essence of justice compared to charity?

• Justice is about wealth distribution

• Justice is about the distinction between a person and their neighbor

• Justice is about personal happiness

• Justice is about political power

What does Catholic Social Teaching provide to help build up the Reign of God in the world?

• Economic strategies

• Military tactics

• Principles for reflection, criteria for judgment, and guidelines for action

• Political campaigns

What is the virtue of social justice primarily concerned with?

• Individual wealth

• Cooperation to serve the common good

• Political dominance

• Personal fame