Catholic Social Teaching Quiz

What does the Catholic Church believe is more important than things?

• Money

• People

• Technology

• Power

What are central social institutions that must be supported according to Catholic Social Teaching?

• Marriage and family

• Technology and innovation

• Wealth and power

• War and peace

People have a right and a duty to participate in what?

• Society

• War

• Technology

• Wealth

What is a basic moral test according to Catholic Social Teaching?

• How our most vulnerable members are faring

• How wealthy we are

• How powerful we are

• How technological we are

What is the measure of every institution according to Catholic teaching?

• Whether it threatens or enhances the life and dignity of the human person

• Its wealth

• Its power

• Its technology

What is the primary purpose of the economy according to the section 'The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers'?

• To serve people

• To generate profit

• To expand businesses

• To increase taxes

Fill in the blank: The dignity of work is protected when the basic rights of workers are respected, including the right to ______.

• leisure

• productive work

• free education

• travel

According to the section 'Solidarity', what is at the core of the virtue of solidarity?

• Economic growth

• Justice and peace

• Technological advancement

• Political power

What does 'Care for God's Creation' emphasize as a requirement of our faith?

• Economic prosperity

• Stewardship of creation

• Political engagement

• Technological innovation

Fill in the blank: The environmental challenge has fundamental ______ and ethical dimensions that cannot be ignored.

• economic

• moral

• political

• social