GMRC4.1 What is FAITH?

What is faith?

• Believing in something even if you cannot see it.

• Knowing all the answers to life's questions.

• Seeing is believing.

• Ignoring evidence and facts.

What is faith in God?

• Believing in someone bigger and wiser than ourselves watching over us and loving us constantly.

• Having no beliefs or values at all.

• Ignoring the existence of any higher power.

• Believing only in material possessions.

Faith in God ______ us to make good choices.

• guides

• destroys

• confuses

• prevents

Faith in God gives us ______ when sometimes we experience problems and difficulties in life.

• hope

• fear

• doubt

• anger

According to the passage, what does faith in God remind us of when we face trials and difficulties in life?

• That we are never alone in our trials and difficulties in life.

• That we will never experience any problems in life.

• That we should avoid seeking help from others.

• That our faith guarantees immediate solutions to all problems.

Based on the passage, how does faith in God help us become the best version of ourselves?

• It teaches us to be kind and helpful toward others, and to be grateful for the blessings and good things we have received in life.

• It encourages us to ignore the needs of others and focus only on ourselves.

• It makes us believe that we do not need to improve or change.

• It teaches us to be indifferent to the blessings we have received.

Faith in God can provide comfort when someone feels sad, scared, or lonely by:

• Giving a sense of hope and reassurance that they are not alone.

• Making all problems disappear instantly.

• Encouraging people to ignore their feelings.

• Promising that they will never feel sad again.

According to the passage, what is the system of faith and worship called?

• Science

• Religion

• Culture

• Tradition

A religion guides people in ________, believing, and living a good life.

• praying

• eating

• shopping

• traveling

Based on the passage, one way religion guides people is:

• by providing moral values

• by teaching scientific theories

• by promoting only economic growth

• by discouraging community activities