WorksheetsMorality Unit 1
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 6mins
The tendency of all humans to sin is called . . .
concupiscence
Original Sin
the Fall
conversion
The book that contains the summary of the Church's teachings is called . . .
the Bible
the Catechism
the Canon
the Pentateuch
Justification begins and ends with God's work; it starts with . . .
forgiveness
conversion
us
love
This type of Law reflects God's will and purpose.
Eternal
Moral
Natural
Old
The most clear example of Natural Law would be the . . .
Syllabus
Golden Rule
10 Commandments
Beatitudes
Love God and Love your neighbor are called what?
2 Great Commandments
Law of Love
New Law
Old Law
The process by which God saves us from sin is called . . .
justification
sanctification
concupiscence
original holiness
God created humans to . . .
live in loving relationship with Him
to entertain Himself
justify those who sin
follow His Law
Divine Revelation is made up of . . .
Scripture
Tradition
the Trinity
Law
Human nature is comprised of . . .
body
soul
intellect
free will
The most serious effect of Original sin is
death
child birth
loss of love
concupisence
Being made in God's image and likeness comes from which scripture verse?
Genesis 1:26
Genesis 2:25
Exodus 6:2
Matthew 5:12
Which type of Law is revealed or given to us?
Eternal
Moral
Natural
This type of law is what humans are able to understand on our own, written on our hearts.
Eternal
Moral
Natural
Our ability to be in communion with God comes from our
soul
intellect
free will
conscience
Our ability to recognize God's presence around us and understanding how to be in communion with Him comes from our
soul
intellect
free will
conscience
The definition of free will, according to St. John Paul II, is our ability to
choose to do what we want
decide what is right and wrong
choose to do as we ought
follow our hearts
The Pope in communion with the rest of the Bishops comprise the
Magisterium
Decalogue
High Council
Catechism of the Catholic Church
Basic laws or guidelines all Church members are obligated to follow are called
natural law
Church Precepts
Beatitudes
the Decalogue
