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WorksheetsCh 6 Sin and Forgiveness
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 50mins
Sin can be an offense against reason and truth.
True
False
Forgiveness of sin requires a person to admit that he or she has actually committed sins.
True
False
Sin as "missing the mark" emphasizes rebellion against God rather than taking a "good" and making it a "god."
True
False
Looking at the violence in our world leads Christians to conclude that sin is more powerful than grace.
True
False
Jesus reveals that sin ultimately is a failure to respond to God's love.
True
False
Jesus never actually taught that sin can lead to eternal damnation.
True
False
Adam's Original Sin was a personal sin for him.
True
False
Because of human stupidity, it is realistically impossible to commit mortal sin.
True
False
"Social sin" can result from the cycle of sin, violence, and injustice caused by individual sins.
True
False
Sin alienates the sinner from God, neighbor, self, and even God's good creation.
True
False
All of the following are capital sins except
Pride
Lust
Sloth
Ingratitude
All of the following are capital sins except
Gluttony
Avarice
Envy
Disobedience
To sin mortally, which of the following must be present?
serious matter
full knowledge
consent of the will
all of these
All of these are an effect of Original Sin except
inability to be forgiven
death
alienation
attraction to vice
The sacrament of forgiveness is known by several names; for example, ____________means conversion or metanoia (in the Greek).
reconciliation
penance
confession
healing
__________heartfelt sorrow and aversion for sins committed, with the intention not to sin any more.
Absolution
Contrition
Concupiscence
Venial
__________an inclination toward evil caused by Original Sin
Jesus
Contrition
Concupiscence
Venial
__________the statement by a priest that declares forgiveness of sin in the Sacrament of
Reconciliation
Absolution
Contrition
Concupiscence
What name literally means "God saves" or "God is salvation"?
Absolution
Concupiscence
Venial
Jesus
__________personal sin that weakens, but does not kill, our relationship with God
Absolution
Contrition
Concupiscence
Venial
Examine your_______. – examining sin in our lives
Penance
Contrition
Confess
Conscience
Have_________ for your sins. – sadness and grief over our sins and our damaged relationship with God.
Penance
Contrition
Confess
Conscience
__________your sins. – owning up to our sins
Penance
Contrition
Confess
Absolution
The priest’s __________. – the priest’s announcement of God’s forgiveness
Penance
Contrition
Confess
Absolution
Do the __________ assigned. – a sign of repentance.
Penance
Contrition
Confess
Absolution
