WorksheetsReligion 12 Exam #1 Makeup Exam
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 20mins
A habitual or firm desire to do good is known as
(a)
The encyclical Rerum Novarum was written by...
(a)
Justice, temperance, prudence, and fortitude are known as...
(a)
Justice that governs the ordinary mutual events of everyday life is...
(a)
Laws and rights that are established by God are known as...
(a)
Faith, hope, and charity are known as...
(a)
The restoration of unity among ALL Christians is known as...
(a)
How many encyclicals did Pope Leo XIII write during his 25 years as pope?
(a)
What are the four types of justice?
(a)
What are four types of rights given to us by God?
(a)
Why is justice the only cardinal virtue that is social?
(a)
Why does commutative justice forbid the action of gossip?
(a)
Why is a right to private property important to the common good of society?
(a)
Why are the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity inseparable?
(a)
What European event caused Pope Leo XIII to write Rerum Novarum?
(a)
Human beings were created to be social beings.
True
False
Rerum Novarum is the foundation for modern day Catholic social teaching.
True
False
God sent us the gift of love/charity through the Holy Spirit.
True
False
In justice, we do not receive what it ours and others receive what is theirs by right.
True
False
Pope Leo XIII was supportive of communism but not supportive of capitalism.
True
False
To love with charity is to love as God loves.
True
False
The three divine Persons of the Blessed Trinity live coeternally, but not coequally with each other.
True
False
Catholic social teaching is comprised of 7 pillars of learning.
True
False
Our natural rights come to us by nature of us being human.
True
False
God created us as individuals, but to live in communion with each other.
True
False
