True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

“Socio‑economic problems can be resolved only with the help of all the forms of solidarity: solidarity of the poor among themselves, between rich and poor, of workers among themselves, between employers and employees in a business, solidarity among nations and peoples. International solidarity is a requirement of the moral order; world peace depends in part upon this" (Catechism, 1941). 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

As part of humanness, we are all born (in Heideggerian sense, we are “thrown”) in the world.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Birth and death are two things we cannot remove from our existence. Whether we like it or not, we will die.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Death cannot be taken away from a person. Even the person himself cannot remove the possibility of death in his life. One cannot make himself live forever.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Death removes all our relations to others.  In contemplating death, we realize our own individuality and independence from the world.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Feudal society has its historical roots from Asia Minor.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Given the human being's social nature, the good of each person is necessarily related to the common good, which in turn should be directed to each one's progress (cf. Catechism , 1905 and 1912)

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

God did not create man as a “solitary being," but wanted him to be a “social being" (cf. Gen 1:27; 2:18-20, 23).

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Human societies remain the same.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Human society continuously develop as humans develops themselves.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

One of the features of industrial society is that it emphasizes on the importance of universities and polytechnic institutes which produce graduates who innovate and lead the new technologies  contributing to a postindustrial society.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

One of the many reasons why we fail to lead an authentic life is fear.  Just because we are afraid of the possible consequences and what others might say, we fail to pursue what we truly want in life. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Post-industrial societies focus on development of mass production.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Revelation teaches us that human relationships should be marked by a deep gratuitousness, since in our neighbor we see, more than an equal, the living image of God, and we have to be ready to give ourselves fully, even to the ultimate extreme, for each one. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The close tie between the person and life in society explains the enormous influence of society on the development of each person, and the harm that is done to the human person by living in a defectively organized society.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The common good can be defined as “the sum total of social conditions which allow people, either as groups or as individuals, to reach their fulfillment more fully and more easily."

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The deepest truth about the person, and the ground of all human dignity, is being created in the image and likeness of God and called to communion with Him. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The effort to foster the common good, each in one's own place and role in society, is a duty “inherent in the dignity of the human person" (Catechism, 1913).

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The language systems of tribes are well-written which provides a vast extent of communication.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The moral legitimacy of authority does not stem from itself, but rather from being God's servant (cf. Rom 13:4), and is ordered to the common good. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The social nature of the human being finds expression in the setting up of a variety of associations aimed at attaining distinct goals: “A society is a group of persons bound together organically by a principle of unity that goes beyond each one of them" (Catechism, 1880).

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The social nature of the person encompasses all human dimensions, including the transcendent one. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The virtual society and the technological devices today are starting to reshape the human person and human interactions and relationships.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

The world is governed by time. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

There can be no proxies or substitutes for a person in experiencing death. This means that when we die, we die alone. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Tribal societies have an established property right.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Virtual society relatively provides a new world for us.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

Virtual worlds and disembodied relations promote commitment.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

We may accept the reality of death as it is, but it also reminds us that we have to value life while we have it.

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

We, humans, are existing in time, thus, as being thrown in the world, we have beginning and since we are finite beings, we also have end – death. 

(a)  

True or False.

Type “F” if the statement is TRUE and “T” if otherwise:

While death is sure to come, it is however indefinite as to when it will come.  Death is impending, meaning to say, it can happen anytime.

(a)