QUIZ:CHRISTIAN ETHICS

1. 1. How should Daniel apply Christian ethics to address the needs of the community?

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A. He should donate all of his wealth to solve the problem

• B. He should provide resources to create lasting solutions, not just charity

• C. He should ignore the problem, as it’s not his responsibility


• D. He should ask the community to solve their own issues without his involvement

2. 2. According to Christian ethics, what action should Sarah consider taking to resolve the conflict with John?

• A. Ignore the conflict and move on


• B. Forgive John to restore peace and her own well-being

• C. Report John to management

• D. Confront John aggressively to make her point clear

3. 3. How should the family approach this decision based on Christian ethics?


• A. They should continue treatment indefinitely, as life must be preserved at all costs

• B. hey should consider the person's wishes, the dignity of the individual, and the prevention of unnecessary suffering

• C. They should ignore the situation and let medical professionals decide

• D. They should view the person's life as less valuable in this state and make the decision quickly

4. 4. What is the foundation of Thomas Aquinas’ natural law theory?

• A. Human law and government policies

• B. The ability of humans to understand moral truths through reason


• C. The teachings of religious leaders


• D. The rules of society and culture

5. 5. What is the central belief of Natural Law theory?


• A. Moral principles are inherent in human nature and discoverable through reason

• B. Moral principles are based on cultural norms

• C. Right and wrong are subjective and vary by society

• D. Moral principles are determined by religious authorities

6. 6. According to Natural Law theory, what is the "purpose" or "telos" of creation?

• A. To achieve individual happiness

• B. To follow human-made laws and traditions
d) To promote societal progress and wealth

• C. Everything in creation has a purpose or end established by God

• D. To promote societal progress and wealth

7. 7. In Natural Law theory, how are moral principles viewed?

• A. They are based on the rational order of nature and are objective


• B. ) They are arbitrary and change according to human opinion

• C. They are determined by political leaders or governments


• D. They are determined by religious scriptures alone

8. 8. How do humans discover moral law, according to Natural Law theory?

• A. Through divine revelation alone

• B. By following the laws of their community

• C. Through religious rituals and ceremonies

• D. By using reason to align actions with the divine will

9. 9. Who is most associated with the development of Natural Law theory in Christian thought?

• A. Augustine of Hippo

• B. Martin Luther

• C. John Calvin

• D. Thomas Aquinas

10. 10. According to Natural Law theory, what role does human reason play in morality?

• A. Human reason has no role in discerning morality

• B. Human reason is central to discovering moral law and aligning actions with God’s will

• C. Human reason only serves to enforce divine laws without understanding them


• D. Human reason can be used to justify immoral actions