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WorksheetsNew Testament II Final
Total questions: 135
Worksheet time: 2hrs 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Is this a sign of the world's sinfulness?
Greed and the way the human body and sex are degraded
a)
YES
b)
NO
2.
Is this a sign of the world's sinfulness?
Charity and acts of good work towards others
a)
YES
b)
NO
3.
Is this a sign of the world's sinfulness?
Service through community organizations
a)
YES
b)
NO
4.
Is this a sign of the world's sinfulness?
The way humans respond to conflict with violence
a)
YES
b)
NO
5.
Is this a sign of the world's sinfulness?
The way that many show a callous disregard for the poor
a)
YES
b)
NO
6.
Is this a sign of the world's sinfulness?
Taking time to listen to someone in need
a)
YES
b)
NO
7.
What does it mean to be leaven?
a)
Bring about change through how we live and work in the world
b)
To be Catholic
c)
To persecute those who do not believe
d)
To be spiritual but not religious
8.
What is the Church’s divine purpose and mission?
a)
The foundation of the Apostles
b)
Reading Scripture in the light of Sacred Tradition from the perspective of the Church
c)
The teachings of the Magisterium
d)
The transformation of the world through the initiation of the Kingdom of God
9.
How did Jesus embody the Kingdom of God in his ministry?
a)
Serving the needs of others
b)
Preaching to the masses
c)
Praying in the garden alone
d)
Dying on the cross
10.
Who is responsible for evangelization?
a)
Bishops
b)
Priests
c)
Parishioners
d)
All of the above
11.
What is the core message of evangelization?
a)
Preach faith but not Jesus
b)
Push your values on to others until they listen
c)
Being a good Catholic
d)
A profound meeting with Jesus Christ
12.
What is the Church’s primary motive for dialogue with non-Catholics?
a)
To disprove their religion
b)
Being a good Catholic
c)
Push Catholic values on them
d)
Invite into Christian life and communion
13.
How did Catholic social teaching emerge?
a)
Gospel inspired reflection on social and economic conditions during Industrial Revolution
b)
Gospel inspired reflection on social and economic conditions during Great Depression
c)
Gospel inspired reflection on social and economic conditions during Great Persecution
d)
Gospel inspired reflection on social and economic conditions during World War II
14.
If the right to life is not protected, then human life is under threat at every other stage
a)
true
b)
false
15.
The economy must serve the people rather than the other way around.
a)
true
b)
false
16.
The Church supports some economic systems in their entirety.
a)
true
b)
false
17.
Socialism is a political and economic system based on common ownership and central regulation of productive economic resources.
a)
true
b)
false
18.
Is this an element of the common good?
Service through community organizations
a)
YES
b)
NO
19.
Is this an element of the common good?
Respect for the fundamental and inalienable rights of each human being
a)
YES
b)
NO
20.
Is this an element of the common good?
Greed and the way the human body and sex are degraded
a)
YES
b)
NO
21.
Is this an element of the common good?
The right for individuals and groups to develop socially, economically, politically, culturally, and spiritually
a)
YES
b)
NO
22.
Is this an element of the common good?
Peace and stability
a)
YES
b)
NO
23.
Right to form and teach children
a)
The Family is the Model of Church
b)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
c)
The dignity of the Human Person
d)
Subsidiarity
e)
The Common Good
24.
Right to food and shelter
a)
The Family is the Model of Church
b)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
c)
The dignity of the Human Person
d)
Subsidiarity
e)
The Common Good
25.
Right to be born
a)
The Family is the Model of Church
b)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
c)
The dignity of the Human Person
d)
Subsidiarity
e)
The Common Good
26.
Right to make decisions at lowest levels of society
a)
Economic Justice
b)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
c)
The dignity of the Human Person
d)
Subsidiarity
e)
The Common Good
27.
Right to peace, social, economic, and political stability
a)
Economic Justice
b)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
c)
The dignity of the Human Person
d)
Subsidiarity
e)
The Common Good
28.
Right to job and fair pay
a)
Economic Justice
b)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
c)
The dignity of the Human Person
d)
Subsidiarity
e)
The Common Good
29.
The ways that Catholics participate in the saving mission of Christ through different roles and functions in the Church.
a)
Apostolate
b)
Evangelization
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
30.
The bringing of the God News of Jesus Christ to others through words and actions
a)
Apostolate
b)
Evangelization
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
31.
The body of Church doctrine beginning with Pope Leo CIII’s 1891 encyclical Rerum Novarum [“The Condition of Labor”] that applies Jesus’ Gospel to the lives of people living in society, including its institutions and its economic and political structures
a)
Apostolate
b)
Evangelization
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
32.
The infliction of the death penalty on persons convicted of serious crimes. There are few contemporary conditions that warrant the death penalty due to the state’s effectiveness at keeping criminals inoffensive through secure imprisonment.
a)
Apostolate
b)
Evangelization
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
33.
The sum of the spiritual, material, and social conditions needed for a person to achieve full human dignity.
a)
Apostolate
b)
Evangelization
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
34.
An economic system characterized by private investment and private ownership of goods, all operating in a free market
a)
Capitalism
b)
Evangelization
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
35.
The moral sense god gave people to know through their intellect and reason what is good and what is evil. The natural law is written in the human heart and in all of God’s creation.
a)
Capitalism
b)
Natural Law
c)
Catholic Social Teaching
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
36.
The economy must serve the people rather than the other way around
a)
Capitalism
b)
Natural Law
c)
Economic Justice
d)
Capital Punishment
e)
Common Good
37.
A political and economic system based on common ownership and central regulation of productive economic resources
a)
Capitalism
b)
Natural Law
c)
Economic Justice
d)
Socialism
e)
Common Good
38.
Need for evangelization today in a world that is in general openly hostile to the Gospel of Jesus, the Church, and religion itself.
a)
Capitalism
b)
Natural Law
c)
Economic Justice
d)
Socialism
e)
New Evangelization
39.
The proper use of the gifts God has given us, in particular the care for creation that will allow the earth and its resources to flourish and endure for future generations
a)
Stewardship
b)
Natural Law
c)
Economic Justice
d)
Socialism
e)
New Evangelization
40.
No one is center of universe; we must ask how things affect others; respect human rights
a)
Stewardship
b)
The Common Good
c)
Economic Justice
d)
Socialism
e)
New Evangelization
41.
Live simply and share wealth with those who lack the basics
a)
Stewardship
b)
The Common Good
c)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
d)
Socialism
e)
New Evangelization
42.
Care for families must be at the heart of any social program. The family is the domestic church.
a)
Stewardship
b)
The Common Good
c)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
d)
The Family is the Model of the Church
e)
New Evangelization
43.
The principle of Catholic social doctrine that says that no community of higher order should do what can be done equally well or better by a community of lower order
a)
Stewardship
b)
The Common Good
c)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
d)
The Family is the Model of the Church
e)
Subsidiarity
44.
All life is sacred; right to be born is central; "seamless garment"
a)
The dignity of the Human Person
b)
The Common Good
c)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
d)
The Family is the Model of the Church
e)
Subsidiarity
45.
Work for local political campaign
a)
The dignity of the Human Person
b)
The Common Good
c)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
d)
The Family is the Model of the Church
e)
Subsidiarity
46.
Treat family members with respect
a)
The dignity of the Human Person
b)
The Common Good
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
The Family is the Model of the Church
e)
Subsidiarity
47.
Volunteer at local food bank
a)
The dignity of the Human Person
b)
The Common Good
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
Subsidiarity
48.
March in a right-to-life parade
a)
The dignity of the Human Person
b)
The Common Good
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
49.
Support local public school initiatives
a)
Subsidiarity
b)
The Common Good
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
50.
Do not abuse time or resources while on the job
a)
Subsidiarity
b)
Economic Justice
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
51.
The official teaching authority of the Church.
a)
Magisterium
b)
Economic Justice
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
52.
The practice of an ever-increasing acquisition and consumption of goods
a)
Magisterium
b)
Consumerism
c)
The Family is the Model of the Church
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
53.
The day when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles and gave them the power to preach with conviction the message that Jesus is risen and is Lord of the universe.
a)
Magisterium
b)
Consumerism
c)
Pentecost
d)
Preferential Option and Love for the Poor and Vulnerable
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
54.
Followers of Christ. Someone who learns from and follows Jesus and accepts a share of his ministry in the world.
a)
Magisterium
b)
Consumerism
c)
Pentecost
d)
Discipless
e)
The dignity of the Human Person
55.
A belief that the interests of the individual are of the greatest importance
a)
Magisterium
b)
Consumerism
c)
Pentecost
d)
Discipless
e)
Individualism
56.
The instruction given to the Apostles by Jesus to spread the Gospel to the word and to baptize all nations.
a)
Great Commissioning
b)
Consumerism
c)
Pentecost
d)
Discipless
e)
Individualism
57.
Originally, the term referred to the 12 whom Jesus chose to help him in his earthly ministry. The term refers to all of Christ’s disciples whose mission is to preach His Gospel.
a)
Great Commissioning
b)
Apostles
c)
Pentecost
d)
Discipless
e)
Individualism
58.
the view that ethical standards, morality, and positions of right or wrong are culturally based and subject to a person's individual choice. We can all decide what is right for ourselves.
a)
Great Commissioning
b)
Apostles
c)
Moral Relativism
d)
Discipless
e)
Individualism
59.
Who are the successors of the Apostles?
a)
Bishops
b)
Priests
c)
Nuns
d)
Friars
60.
What did Peter say those who heard him at Pentecost must do?
a)
Repent and be baptized
b)
Be martyred
c)
Remain faith to Judaism
d)
Only be baptized
61.
What were 2 ways the early Church differentiated herself from Judaism?
a)
Eucharist and Reconciliation
b)
Baptism and Eucharist
c)
Confirmation and Baptism
d)
Reconciliation and Confirmation
62.
What were Jesus’ disciples finally convinced of after his Resurrection?
a)
Jesus was only human
b)
Jesus was only divine
c)
Jesus was the Son of God, with power over sin and death.
63.
What did Jesus charge his Apostles with in the Great Commissioning?
a)
To preach to only the Jews
b)
To fight against the Gentiles
c)
To remain with Jesus, to go out to preach, and to expel demons
d)
To stay true to the Jewish faith
64.
What was the main issue surrounding the Council of Jerusalem?
a)
Jesus was two different persons
b)
Jesus was little more than human but fully divine
c)
Whether or not Gentiles had to follow Jewish law
d)
Mary is not the Mother of God
65.
What are the 4 Marks of the Church?
a)
Holy, catholic, Apostolic, Church
b)
One, Holy, catholic, Apostolic
c)
One, Holy, Apostolic, Church
d)
One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic
66.
Claimed that Jesus was only divine
a)
Monophystitism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Gnosticism
e)
Arianism
67.
Claimed that Jesus had a human body, he did not possess a human soul.
a)
Monophystitism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Gnosticism
e)
Arianism
68.
Claimed that while Mary was mother of Jesus’ human nature, she was not the mother of his divine nature
a)
Monophystitism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Gnosticism
e)
Arianism
69.
Claimed that a secret knowledge was given to the Apostles by Christ.
a)
Monophystitism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Gnosticism
e)
Arianism
70.
Denied the divinity of Jesus.
a)
Monophystitism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Gnosticism
e)
Arianism
71.
Rejected the authority of both Scripture and the pope and bishops
a)
Gnosticism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Monophystitism
e)
Arianism
72.
Taught that Jesus was fully man and fully God
a)
Gnosticism
b)
Apollinarianism
c)
Nestorianism
d)
Monophystitism
e)
Arianism
73.
Jesus possesses the same nature as God the Father.
a)
Gnosticism
b)
Monophystitism
c)
Arianism
d)
Nestorianism
e)
Monophystitism
74.
Highlighted the importance of Sacred Tradition for arriving at religious truth
a)
Apollinarianism
b)
Monophystitism
c)
Arianism
d)
Gnosticism
e)
Nestorianism
75.
Jesus was one Person with two natures therefore Mary can rightly be called the Mother of God
a)
Gnosticism
b)
Monophystitism
c)
Arianism
d)
Apollinarianism
e)
Nestorianism
76.
The source of right teaching and belief resides with the Church because the Church was founded by Jesus and entrusted to St. Peter
a)
Gnosticism
b)
Monophystitism
c)
Arianism
d)
Apollinarianism
e)
Nestorianism
77.
Jesus is one Divine person with two natures: human and divine.
a)
Gnosticism
b)
Monophystitism
c)
Arianism
d)
Apollinarianism
e)
Nestorianism
78.
Rejected the authority of the Church’s tradition.
a)
Sola Scriptura
b)
Sola Scriptura
c)
Sola Scriptura
d)
Sola Fide
e)
Sola Gratia
79.
Luther taught that Salvation is found in a person’s faith not in their actions
a)
Sola Scriptura
b)
Sola Scriptura
c)
Sola Scriptura
d)
Sola Fide
e)
Sola Gratia
80.
The Bible was the only infallible source and rule for Christian faith and practice.
a)
Sola Scriptura
b)
Sola Scriptura
c)
Sola Scriptura
d)
Sola Fide
e)
Sola Gratia
81.
Taught that people could interpret scripture on their own.
a)
Sola Scriptura
b)
Sola Scriptura
c)
Sola Scriptura
d)
Sola Fide
e)
Sola Gratia
82.
Luther taught that God’s grace is what gets us into heaven
a)
Sola Scriptura
b)
Sola Scriptura
c)
Sola Scriptura
d)
Sola Fide
e)
Sola Gratia
83.
Militant Church on _____________.
a)
Heaven
b)
Earth
c)
Purgatory
84.
Suffering Church of ____________.
a)
Heaven
b)
Earth
c)
Purgatory
85.
Triumphant Church in ___________.
a)
Heaven
b)
Earth
c)
Purgatory
86.
What three parts of the liturgy highlight the Church’s unity?
a)
Holy Communion, Homily, Lord’s Prayer
b)
Eucharistic Prayer Intercessions, Lord’s Prayer, Holy Communion
c)
Holy Communion, Homily, Closing Song
d)
Eucharistic Prayer Intercessions, Lord’s Prayer, Gospel Reading
87.
What is the fundamental structure of the Mass that is the same throughout the world?
a)
Liturgy of the Eucharist and Liturgy of the Homily
b)
Liturgy of the Word and Liturgy of the Gospel
c)
Liturgy of the Eucharist and Liturgy of Penance
d)
Liturgy of the Word and Liturgy of the Eucharist
88.
What are the three degrees of the Sacrament of Holy Orders?
a)
Bishop, Nun, Priest
b)
Priest, Deacon, Laity
c)
Bishop, Priest, Deacon
d)
Deacon, Brother, Nun
89.
What are the roots of holiness?
a)
Church and Pope
b)
Adam and Eve
c)
God and Church
d)
Magisterium and Pope
90.
What is the primary meaning of holiness?
a)
Living in communion with God
b)
Living in loving communion with God and one another.
c)
Living in communion with others
d)
Living independently
91.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Their death witnessed to their faith. No miracles needed
a)
Path A - Martyrs
b)
Step 1
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
92.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Local Diocese petitions the Vatican
a)
Path A - Martyrs
b)
Step 1
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
93.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Servant of God - A declaration by the Vatican that allows the cause for sainthood to proceed
a)
Path A - Martyrs
b)
Step 1
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
94.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Saint - The Pope decrees a person to be a saint normally after at least one miracle for martyrs or a second one for confessors
a)
Path A - Martyrs
b)
Step 1
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
95.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Blessed - A person is deemed to be interceding on our behalf, as he or she enjoys the beatific vision of God in heaven
a)
Path A - Martyrs
b)
Step 1
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
96.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Venerable - The Vatican declares that the person lived a life of heroic virtue
a)
Step 3
b)
Step 1
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
97.
Which step in the Canonization of a Saint is this?
Their lives witnessed to their faith. One Miracle needed.
a)
Step 3
b)
Path B - Confessors
c)
Step 2
d)
Step 5
e)
Step 4
98.
Brings about peace and serenity of conscience
a)
Penance
b)
Anointing of the sick
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
99.
Offers a particular gift of the Holy Spirit to assist those who are sick in accepting the trials they face
a)
Penance
b)
Anointing of the sick
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
100.
Seals you with the spiritual mark that can never be repealed
a)
Penance
b)
Anointing of the sick
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
101.
Configures the man to Christ as priest, teacher, and pastor dependent on the three degrees of the sacrament so that he can serve as Christ’s instrument for the Church.
a)
Penance
b)
Marriage
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
102.
Gives you a special strength of the Holy Spirit to defend and spread the Faith by word and action
a)
Penance
b)
Marriage
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
103.
Brings you to greater, more intimate union with Christ
a)
Eucharist
b)
Marriage
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
104.
Assures the couple of a lifetime of God’s grace by which their love is perfected and their unity strengthened
a)
Eucharist
b)
Marriage
c)
Baptism
d)
Holy Orders
e)
Confirmation
105.
What is Mariology?
a)
The study of Mary
b)
The study of Jesus
c)
The study of Joseph
d)
The study of Elizabeth
106.
The Church refers to Mary as the Theotokos which means what?
a)
Jesus is man
b)
Holy one
c)
God bearer
d)
God in one
107.
The adjective _____ means that what the Church teaches is based on the whole of Revelation. The word also means “universal.”
a)
Catholic
b)
catholic
108.
The adjective _____ refers to the person who accepts the entire visible and invisible apostolic structure of the Church, headed by the Pope and bishops, as well as the Church’s sacramental and doctrinal teachings.
a)
Catholic
b)
catholic
109.
The Church is also _____ in the sense of being universal: Christ is present throughout the entire Church.
a)
Catholic
b)
catholic
110.
The Church is _____ or universal because of her mission to the entire human race.
a)
Catholic
b)
catholic
111.
The Catholic Church is in imperfect communion with other ____________because although they all share Baptism, honor Sacred Scripture, and do acts of charity inspired by the Holy Spirit, not all Christians believe fully in the Catholic faith or have broken ties with the pope.
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Pope's
e)
parishes
112.
Of the non-Christian religions, Catholics share the closest bond with ______ with whom they share the Old Covenant and the belief in the Messiah.
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Pope's
e)
parishes
113.
Catholics share belief in spiritual ancestry in Abraham with ________ as well as belief in one God who also believe God created the world and judges people. (See above)
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Pope's
e)
parishes
114.
One example of the _______ responsibility to the Church as a whole is that he teaches and makes judgments about matters of faith that enhance the Church’s catholicity.
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Pope's
e)
parishes
115.
Although Catholic _______ are very different from each other, they share a deep connection because of their common beliefs, worship, and morals. In addition, they are most likely members of the same or neighboring dioceses.
a)
Christians
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Pope's
e)
parishes
116.
Baptized Catholics have full ___________ in the Church, accepting the whole structure of the Church and all her means of Salvation and are united by faith, sacraments, and obedience to the bishops under the pope.
a)
incorporation
b)
Jews
c)
Muslims
d)
Pope's
e)
parishes
117.
The early Church started to call herself “catholic” because . . .
a)
the word “catholic” appears in the Bible
b)
the Church needed to distinguish herself from heretical sects
c)
the first apostles used the word “catholic”
d)
the Church wanted to distinguish herself from Eastern Orthodox churches
118.
Why is the Church apostolic?
a)
We are connected to the bishops
b)
Christ sent the Church into the world
c)
The Church created the apostles
d)
The Holy Spirit sent the Church into the world
119.
Who is responsible of protecting and proclaiming the Church’s Sacred Scripture?
a)
Priests and Deacons
b)
Bishops and Cardinals
c)
Pope and bishops
d)
Pope only
120.
Apostles’ Creed
a)
Creed
b)
Canon Law
c)
Doctine
121.
Deciding the number of Holy Day of Obligation
a)
Creed
b)
Canon Law
c)
Doctine
122.
Definitive doctrine: Purgatory
a)
Creed
b)
Canon Law
c)
Doctine
123.
Nicene Creed
a)
Creed
b)
Canon Law
c)
Doctine
124.
Rules of parishes about acquiring lands
a)
Creed
b)
Canon Law
c)
Doctine
125.
Authoritative doctrine: just war theory, birth control
a)
Creed
b)
Canon Law
c)
Doctine
126.
The Bishops are in Union with Our Pope.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
127.
All of human life is Sacred from Womb to Tomb.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
128.
God created marriage as a loyal partnership between one man and one woman.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
129.
The Three Divine Persons are in One God.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
130.
The Magisterium ensures the authentic teaching of the Gospel message
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
131.
Jesus Christ is the Only Begotten Son of God.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
132.
Christ was born of the Virgin Mary with both a human and divine nature.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
133.
The Magisterium holds the responsibility to convey the messages of the Church in a way which that they can be understood.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
134.
The Body and Blood of Jesus Christ are truly, really and substantially present in the Eucharist.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
135.
The Church has a responsibility for teaching and encouraging people to use their sexuality in a way that is compatible with God’s revealed intention for the world.
a)
Permanent Constitution
b)
Permanent Ethic
c)
Permanent Dogma
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