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Revision - Augustine on Human Nature

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
St. Augustine believed that God who was entirely good and all-powerful had created evil as a dual force to goodness. 
a)
True
b)
False
2.
St. Augustine believed that the proof that God created humans as rational beings was:
a)
That they were capable of using their capabilities to the maximum to achieve virtue
b)
They had freedom of choice
c)
They were capable of understanding that knowledge did not exist
3.
St. Augustine thought that since man is rational, we didn’t necessarily need God since we would be able to choose good over evil easily. 
a)
True
b)
False
4.

What is the title of Augustine's autobiography?

a)

City of God

b)

The Confessions

c)

The Trinity

d)

Enchiridion

5.

True or False? Pre-lapsarian Adam and Eve were in a state of caritas and cupiditas.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Who did Augustine argue with regarding the status of original sin?

a)

Pelagius

b)

Boethius

c)

Pope Gregory I

d)

Pseudo-Dionysius

7.

How are humanity brought back to God according to Augustine?

a)

Through Jesus' death on the cross

b)

Through God's grace

c)

Through achieving the summum bonum

d)

Through faith in Jesus

8.

What is meant by the term 'akrasia'?

a)

Heavenly society

b)

Humanities weakness of will

c)

Uncontrollable desires

d)

The highest good

9.

What is meant by the term 'concordia'

a)

Uncontrollable desire

b)

Before the Fall

c)

Human friendship

d)

After the Fall

10.

Which scholar argues that the humanitarian principle should replace the doctrine of original sin?

a)

Dawkins

b)

Pinker

c)

Hitchens

d)

Niebuhr