WorksheetsHuman Dignity
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the most fundamental principle and first theme of CST?
Incarnation
Human dignity
Materialism
Holiness
What does it mean that each human being has inestimable value in the eyes of God?
Each person is important
Each person is replaceable
A person can choose to give up their dignity
Each person is unique and necessary
What are natural differences?
Differences in material possessions
Extreme inequalities between persons
Differences in gifts given by God
Differences in social status
What are sinful inequalities?
Extreme inequalities between persons
Differences in material possessions
Differences in gifts given by God
Differences in social status
What does materialism lower?
Our standard of self-value
Our standard of social status
Our standard of intelligence
Our standard of material possessions
Which of these beliefs is materialistic?
We are created with both a body and a soul and are loved by God.
We know that we will only be truly fulfilled when we reach our final end, Heaven.
We are emotional beings and find fulfillment in physical things.
Happiness comes from knowing the truth of that we are created for fulfillment.
What is holiness?
A kind of social status
A kind of intelligence
A kind of material possession
A kind of dignity merited through good deeds
What do the saints model for us?
The pursuit of intelligence
The pursuit of holiness
The pursuit of public recognition
The pursuit of cannonization by the Church
What does pursuing holiness draw us away from?
Material possessions
Intelligence
Social status
Materialism
Where does our dignity come from?
Accomplishments
Our virtues
Good choices we make
God
What may not violate human dignity or transgress legitimate rights of people?
No person
No law
No government
All of the above
What is restorative punishment?
A punishment intended to replace individuals
A punishment intended to harm individuals
A punishment intended to be meaningless
A punishment intended to help individuals recover a sense of their own dignity
Dignity is
the state or quality of being worthy of respect.
the state or quality of being worthy of honour or respect.
the state or quality of being worthy of honour
the state or quality of being worthy of rights or respect.
Compassion is
Pity at your own sorrow or misfortune.
Pity at another person's sorrow or misfortune.
Pity at all people's happiness or misfortune.
Pity at the worlds misfortune.
Conscience is
our knowledge of right and wrong
and the ability to apply this knowledge in others lives.
and the ability to apply this knowledge in our lives.
our knowledge of the commandments
A settled way of thinking or feeling about something
Morals
Sin
Values
Attitude
Treat others as you would like them to treat you is known as
a commandment
a rule
the golden rule
dignity
Being answerable, or accountable for something within one's power or control is a
Right
Sin
moral
Responsibility
Human rights recognise the inherent value of each person, regardless of
what we look like,
background,
where we live,
what we think or what we believe.
Human (a) is the idea that every human has inherent worth
The legal, social, or ethical principles of freedom or entitlement are known as
resposibilities
rights
rights and responsibilities
morals
The greatest commandment is You shall love God with
all your heart.
all your soul
and all your body
and all your mind
____________ are the basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world, from birth until death.
Rights and Responsibilities
Morals and Values
Dignity
Human rights
Morality is the
principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong
principles concerning the distinction between good and bad behaviour.
being good
one's judgement of what is important in life.
Values are
principles or standards of behaviour;
using your conscience
making choices
one's judgement of what is important in life.
Sin is
an offence against reason
an offence against truth,
an offence against right conscience
an offence against reason, truth and conscience
Sin hurts our relationship with
God
Family
Friends
God, others and ourselves
