IO-RE 3 Long Quiz

St. Thomas Aquinas identifies the most perfect kind of happiness with general happiness (or the common good).St. Thomas Aquinas identifies the most perfect kind of happiness with general happiness (or the common good). True or False

• True

• False

Society is more important than the individual, and the individual should always sacrifice for the greater good of society. True or False?

• True

• False

St. Thomas Aquinas identifies the most perfect kind of happiness as individual fulfillment, separate from the community. True or False?

• True

• False

According to the social teachings of the Catholic Church, the poor has rights and the state has an obligation to help them. True or False?

• True

• False

In the social teachings of the Catholic Church, it is mentioned that justice is not important in a society, because all we need is to become happy. In attaining happiness all we need to do is to offer prayer and wait for God’s perfect timing. True or False?

• True

• False

According to our discussion, what does the term 'Imago Dei' refer to?

• The divine image present in every man

• The moral laws given to humanity

• The physical appearance of God

• The historical account of creation

What are the components of the human person as an embodied spirit?

• Heart and mind      

• Body and Intellect

• Mind and Spirit

• Body and Soul

According to our discussion, what is the consequence of choosing to disobey and do evil?

• One achieves personal happiness.

• One gains more freedom.

• One becomes a slave to sin.

• One is rewarded with power.

What ecological issues are highlighted in Laudato Si by Pope Francis?

• Pollution, deforestation, and climate change.

• Technological advancement and industrial growth.

• Overpopulation and urbanization

• Economic prosperity and consumerism.

What does responsible stewardship involve according to our discussion?

• Promoting consumerism and wastefulness.

• Joyful appreciation and protection of the environment.

• Ignoring environmental issues for economic gain.

• Maximizing resource extraction for profit.