WorksheetsTheo III(b) - Sec. 1.2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Divine Law or Eternal Law is __________.
The order of the created universe that reflects God’s will and purpose
The set of specific teachings established by God that, when followed, lead to the blessed life
The set of insights about existence common to all world religions
A human construction reflecting our ideas of what is good and evil
Moral law is __________.
The set of specific teachings established by God that, when followed, lead to the blessed life
The order of the created universe that reflects God’s will and purpose
A human construction reflecting our ideas of what is good and evil
What we can know about being in right relationship with God, others, and ourselves through our God-given ability to understand the created order
Natural law is __________.
What our instincts and genetic programming tell us about how we should act.
The set of moral precepts commonly held in the time of Greek philosophers like Aristotle
Established by the Church to help us follow the moral law
What we can know about being in right relationship with God, others, and ourselves through our God-given ability to understand the created order
The sacred covenant God made with his people in the time of Moses is known as the __________; the Ten Commandments are part of this covenant and are also known as the __________.
Old Testament; Decalogue
Old Covenant; Decalogue
Old Covenant; Old Law
Decalogue; Old Law
Jesus’ New Law of Love __________the Old Law of Moses.
Alters and changes
Fulfills and perfects
Abolishes and devalues
Restores and reinforces
The two Great Commandments identified by Jesus - to love God above all and you neighbor as yourself - summarize __________.
The Ten Commandments
The entire Divine Law
The essential moral truths of the Old Law
All of the above
The __________ guide Catholics in the basic obligations of living a Christian life, and __________ provides specific rules to maintain good order in the society of the Church.
Canon laws; the Bible
Pentateuch; the Magisterium
Precepts of the Church; canon law
Great Commandments; infallibility
The teaching authority of the Pope together with all the bishops throughout the world is known as the __________. When they teach in unison, they teach with __________, or freedom from error.
Precepts of the Church; canon law
College of Cardinal; the Holy Spirit
Apostolic Succession; Tradition
Magisterium; infallibility
Jesus' summary of the entire divine Law as the love of God and neighbor.
Great Commandments
Golden Rule
Canon Law
Precepts of the Church
These are basic obligations for all Catholics that are dictated by the laws of the Church
Precepts of the Church
Canon Law
Great Commandments
Golden Rule
The name given to the official body of laws that provide good order in the visible body of the Church
Canon Law
Precepts of the Church
Natural Law
Infallibility
A Greek word meaning "five books", referring to the first five books of the Old Testament.
Pentateuch
Catechism
Magisterium
Infallibility
The order in creation that reflects God's will and purpose; it is always true and never changes. All other types of law have their basis in this type of Law and are only true if they reflect the truth of this type of Law.
Eternal Law
Moral Law
Natural Law
New Law
The law that can be understood through the use of reason. It is our God-given ability to understand what it means to be in right relationship with God, other people, the world, and ourselves. The basis for this type of law is our participation in God's wisdom and goodness because we are created in the divine likeness.
Natural Law
Canon Law
Moral Law
Old Law
A summary, usually in book form, of Catholic doctrine about faith and morals and commonly intended for use within formal programs of catechesis.
Catechism
Canon Law
Magisterium
Pentateuch
