To which category does this statement belong: our dignity is conditionally based on what we have and what we can control

To which category does this statement belong: our dignity is unconditionally rooted in our being made in God's image and likeness.

Popularity is a source of identity in which category?

One's true self is a source of identity in which category?

True or False: competition is objectively bad.

True or False: you have the freedom to choose how you will live your life.

True or False: your freedom is limited by the 10 Commandments and the Church

True or False: your have been created for loving relationships with God and others

True or False: your have been created for the sole purpose of serving God

"All good" most nearly means

"All knowing" most nearly means

"All good/loving" most nearly means

True or False: Adam and Eve were necessarily free from living free from sin.

If Adam and Eve were not free in their choice to sin, which of the following would follow?

Which of the following must be true?

True or False: Before the Fall, Adam and Eve were free from sin. They did not know who they were in relationship with God and all creation since they did not know anything other than the perfect state they were living in.

True or False: Before the Fall, Adam and Eve were free from sin. They knew who they were in relationship with God and all creation.

True or False: There was no fall. Adam and Eve were always stained with original sin since original sin is merely part of our human psyche.

True or False: In sin we are generally attracted to false promises of pleasure and freedom.

True or False: The promises and pleasures of sin are generally lasting and fulfilling.

True or False: God is made more complete and better each time God creates.

True or False: The Holy Trinity is complete in God's self.

True or False: The Holy Trinity is not complete in God's self, so God must create.

The Holy Trinity creates to ______________. (Choose all of the following that are true)

God gave Adam and Eve ______________________.

God could have created Adam and Eve in such a way that they would have been free but not capable of suffering without sacrificing some greater good.

Since God cannot do the illogical, God cannot do anything. God is therefore not really all-powerful.

True or False: Adam and Eve were not created to be a reflection of God's love.

True or false: humans crave happiness, love, and purpose

True or false: Humans are hard-wired for connection.

True or false: Humans generally adapt to an absence of human connection and will not suffer.

True or false: Humans generally adapt to an absence of human connection and will not suffer.

True or False: after sin, the desire for happiness, love, and purpose ceased.

True or False: after sin, humans lost sight of how to satisfy their thirst for purpose, love, and happiness

We often try to satisfy our longing for purpose, love, and happiness by the following UNHEALTHY ways (choose all of the unhealthy ways that apply).

I am bad

I did something bad.

Which of the following challenges one's internal worthiness?

True or False: God gave us both our bodies and our souls

True or False: when we die, our earthy bodies will permanently remain on earth. We will receive new bodies in heaven.

True or False: when we die, our bodies and our souls are permanently separated.

True or False: when we die, our bodies and our souls are temporarily separated.

True or False: when we die, our bodies and our souls are temporarily separated.

True or False: we do not have bodies in heaven

True or False: only our souls (our intellect and our will) are essential to being human

True or False: Only bodies are an essential part of being human.

True or False: Our bodies allow our souls to be known.

Jesus has ________________ (Choose all of the following that apply)

Jesus has ________________ (Choose all of the following that apply)

Jesus shows us what it means to be _____________.

True or False: Jesus was born to die.

True or False: Since Jesus was sinless, he deserved the consequences of sin.

True or False: Since Jesus created sin, he deserved the consequences of sin.

True or False: Jesus could only reveal the fullness of humanity by getting rid of what was distorting it.

True or False: Jesus could only reveal the fullness of humanity by getting rid of what was distorting it.

True or False: You ought to merely look forward to life in heaven. Your life here is temporary and not really all that important in the long-run.

True or false: what happens to your souls has no relationship with what happens to your body and what happens to your body has no real relationship with what happens to your soul.

True or false: what happens to your souls has no relationship with what happens to your body and what happens to your body has no real relationship with what happens to your soul.

True or false: We can engage with others in their personhood even when we are out of touch with our own

True or false: everyone has some functional god or some basis of value even if that functional god is not God or that value is not rooted in God.

True or false: we try to conform ourselves into the image and likeness of our functional god.

If we believe that one who produces more is more important or one who has more is more valuable, then one's value becomes relative. If one's value is relative, then one is no longer defined by his or her intrinsic human uniqueness as one made in the image and likeness of God. That is contrary to the Gospel.