WorksheetsSpring 2 Revision - Why does God allow humanity to suffer?
Total questions: 67
Worksheet time: 3hrs 41mins
How does 'Call to Family, Community and Participation' influence Catholic social values?
What are the 'Rights and Responsibilities' emphasized in Catholic social teaching?
Why is 'Option for the Poor and Vulnerable' important in Catholic social teaching?
What does 'The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers' mean in the context of Catholic social teaching?
How is 'Solidarity' defined in Catholic social teaching?
What role does 'Care for God's Creation' play in Catholic social teaching?
What is Lent and how long does it last?
What is fasting and why is it practiced during Lent?
What is almsgiving?
Lent is the six week period leading up to (a) .
Catholics traditionally fast during Lent to spiritually cleanse themselves and prepare for (a) .
What is the Triduum?
(a)
What is the significance of Maundy Thursday?
(a)
Explain the term 'Passion' in the context of the Triduum.
What does Maundy mean and what does it commemorate?
(a)
What happens on Good Friday?
Explain the concept of 'The Fall' as described in the story of Genesis chapter 3.
What is 'Theodicy' and how does it relate to the existence of evil?
How does St. Augustine explain the presence of evil and suffering in the world?
What is the definition of 'Prophecy'?
(a)
What is the definition of 'Suffering'?
(a)
What is the definition of 'Salvation'?
(a)
Spring 2 Revision - Why does God allow humanity to suffer? Think & Link: How are Adam & Eve linked to sin?
Spring 2 Revision - Why does God allow humanity to suffer? Think & Link: How is Isaiah linked to the Messiah?
Spring 2 Revision - Why does God allow humanity to suffer? Think & Link: Explain how Adam & Eve are linked to Jesus’ death.
What does the Passion and Death teach us about suffering?
What did Jesus go through to save humanity from sin?
What is the significance of the curtain of the temple being torn in two from top to bottom?
Who said, ' (a) '?
Albert Einstein
Isaac Newton
Marie Curie
Galileo Galilei
Why was Jesus put on trial by the Sanhedrin?
What does the passage from 1 Corinthians 15:3-8 tell us about the Resurrection of Jesus?
How does Jesus' resurrection fulfill the new covenant according to the passage?
What is the significance of the Ascension as described in the passage?
How does the role of Jesus (God the Son) relate to the New Covenant and forgiveness?
According to Acts 1:9-11, what promise is given about Jesus' return?
Social Summary: Complete 1 for the story of the paschal mystery. Tweet of no more than 20 words.
Social Summary: Complete 1 for the story of the paschal mystery. Draw an image with caption.
Social Summary: Complete 1 for the story of the paschal mystery. Facebook status.
Why does a loving God allow humanity to suffer? Discuss the concepts of evil and suffering as presented in the image.
According to the Inconsistent Triad by J.L. Mackie, which of the following statements is true? (a)
God is all-powerful
Evil exists
God is all-loving
All of the above
What conclusion did Epicurus reach regarding a God who is both omnibenevolent and omnipotent?
In the context of the passage 'Is all suffering Evil?', explain Augustine's view on the origin of evil and suffering.
According to the passage 'Is all suffering Evil?', how does Irenaeus' belief about evil differ from Augustine's?
Discuss John Hick's development of Irenaeus' theodicy as mentioned in the passage 'Is all suffering Evil?'.
Based on the passage 'Is all suffering Evil?', what role does suffering play in the development of virtues according to John Hick?
Point Counterpoint: 'A loving God would end all suffering'. In pairs, produce as many arguments for and against the above statement as you can.
What is the response of Catholics to suffering in its various forms such as material deprivation, unjust oppression, physical and psychological illness, and death?
What is the outline of the Catholic response to suffering?
What evidence is there to support the Catholic response to suffering?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of the Catholic argument regarding suffering?
What is reconciliation in the context of the Sacrament of Penance?
Fill in the blank: Forgiveness involves stopping blaming someone and/or (a) them for what they have done wrong.
What is penance and its purpose in the Sacrament of Penance?
Fill in the blank: A sin is an action which goes against the (a) of God.
What do Christians believe about sin and its effect on a person's relationship with God?
Fill in the blank: Sin can be either (a) or personal.
What happens to people who die with unforgiven mortal sins according to the Sacrament of Penance?
Explain how the Sacrament of Penance was viewed in the Early Church.
In 250 AD, what did the Church announce about sin and forgiveness?
Fill in the blank: The Second Vatican Council called for a revision of the Rite and formula of the Sacrament of Penance between (a)
Why is the Sacrament of Penance particularly important during Lent?
What does the Church's Canon law reaffirm regarding penance?
Fill in the blank: Participating in the Sacrament of Penance is an important part of (a) .
Why do we have reconciliation? List one reason.
Fill in the blank: The grace of Lent is an invitation to make (a) changes in our lives.
Explain the 'Understanding' element in the WURD planning method.
What does the 'Word' element in the WURD planning method involve?
