WorksheetsChristian Morality Q# 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who said that "theology is faith seeking understanding"
St. Augustine
St. Benedict
St. Anselm
St. Jerome
“I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.” is found in the book of John 10:10
true
false
It is the ability to respond to God
Christian morality
Christian Life
Responsibility
Commandments
What is the primary role of the church?
To summon the politician about doing good to others
To teach the people
To draw people into faith
To reach out the people
Theology has two parts namely;
Dogmatic and Ecclesiology
Dogmatic and Moral theology
Moral and Systematic theology
Dogmatic and Fundamental theology
Any view that denies the existences of a single universally applicable moral standard
Hedonism
Relativism
Narcissism
absolutism
It guides us in the contemplation of the truth about One God and Triune and his Creation- it is orthodoxy
Dogmatic Theology
Moral Theology
Fundamental Theology
none of the above
It points to us how to do the truth in love: it is orthopraxis.
Moral theology
Dogmatic Theology
Systematic theology
Fundamental Theology
Elements of Christian faith which ask, what we must believe?
Sacraments
Creed
Morals
Our Father
Element of faith, what we ought
to do
Ten Commandments
Creed
Our Father
Sacraments
Christianity is not a morality, but radically an experience of the ___________
conversion
transfiguration
paschal mystery
liberation
Morality is a call to recognize our dignity as men and women who have received a free gift of new life in Christ.
True
False
The task of Moral Theology is to guide Christians – and men and women of good will – to become more and more good human beings
True
False
It studies human conduct in the light of reason
Ethics
Moral theology
Christian morality
none of the above
It considers human conduct from the light of reason enlightened by faith.
Moral theology
Dogmatic theology
Ethics
Morality
Who is the teacher of the truth. It is her duty to give utterance to and authoritatively to teach, that Truth which is Christ himself,
Pope
Church
Apostles
Bishops
The goal of ethics ....
is human happiness through right living
is eternal salvation through a life in Christ, who is the perfect model of humanity.
is to give direction and meaning to our lives.
is the beatific vision of God in heaven
Proximate Goal of Moral Theology
is the beatific vision of God in heaven
is continuing conversion, integral liberation, or holiness.
is to develop “moral adulthood,” that is, the ability
to make decisions and to assume responsibility
is human happiness through right living
Ultimate Goal of Moral theology
is the beatific vision of God in heaven
is to develop “moral adulthood,” that is, the ability
to make decisions and to assume responsibility
is continuing conversion, integral liberation, or holiness.
is human happiness through right living.
"In the evening of life, we will be examined on love. Only on love!”
St. John of the Cross
St. Augustine
St. Benedict
St. Francis
