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Theology IV Mere Christianity Book 3 Ch 1-6

Total questions: 73

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

That a man and wife are to be regarded as a single organism, a single organism means?

a)

A. "one flesh"

b)

B. "man and wife"

c)

C. "married couple"

d)

D. "married flesh"

2.

The Human Machine can go wrong when something goes wrong inside an individual

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Men can be made good by law.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Without good men, you cannot have a good society.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What do we call "morality inside the individual"?

a)

the Moral Law

b)

harmony with God

c)

harmony between individuals

d)

character

6.

Which is NOT a part of morality?

a)

Harmony with self

b)

Harmony inside an individual

c)

Harmony among individuals

d)

Purpose in life

7.

One way the human machine can go wrong is:

a)

Humans cand drift apart and collide

b)

It can be immoral

c)

Going against the law of nature

d)

using psychoanalysis

8.

Which of the following is NOT a Theological Virtue?

a)

hope

b)

courage

c)

love

d)

faith

9.

Which is NOT a Cardinal Virtue?

a)

prudence

b)

fortitude

c)

knowledge

d)

temperance

e)

justice

10.

Which cardinal virtue means courage?

a)

Fortitude

b)

Prudence

c)

Justice

d)

temperance

11.

Which cardinal virtue means self-control?

a)

Prudence

b)

Fortitude

c)

Temperance

12.

What is Lewis' Golden Rule?

a)

Love your neighbor as yourself

b)

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you

c)

Do as you would be done by

d)

Give more than you can spare

13.

Which cardinal virtue means honesty?

a)

Fortitude

b)

Prudence

c)

Justice

d)

temperance

14.

On what does the engine of marriage run?

a)

being in love

b)

habit of love

c)

quieter love

d)

physical love

15.

Love is a choice.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

Which cardinal virtue means common sense?

a)

Fortitude

b)

Prudence

c)

Justice

17.

What does "cardo" mean?

a)

Hinge or pivotal

b)

Religious

c)

Important

d)

character

18.

On what is Christian marriage based?

a)

Christ's words

b)

Promises

c)

Adam and Eve

d)

Justice

19.

Which cardinal virtue is most important in marriage?

a)

Fortitude because it deals with in-laws

b)

Justice because it deals with promises

c)

Prudence because it deals with common-sense

d)

Temperance because it deals with sex

20.

What does Lewis say is wrong with our sexual impulses?

a)

They are morbidly enflamed.

b)

They are healthy and normal.

c)

They are a major distraction. They are the most important thing in our lives.

d)

They are bad and wrong.

21.

The promise made when you are in love commits you to be true to that promise even if you cease to be in love.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

Why can you not base your life on being in love?

a)

because it is a sin

b)

because it is just a feeling

c)

you can, but you'll be unhappy

d)

you can and you should

23.

When you cease to be in love, you cease to love.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

What do Christian marriages have that civil unions do not have?

a)

promise

b)

love

c)

justice

d)

grace

25.

Which virtue is needed to practice all the others?

a)

justice

b)

temperance

c)

fortitude

d)

prudence

26.

The intention of an act does not affect the development of character

a)

True

b)

False

27.

If we focus only on our actions, we might think_____

a)

Our feelings aren't important

b)

Cardinal virtues are more important than theological virtues

c)

as long as we did the right thing, It doesn't matter why we did the right thing

d)

We can't be forgiven

28.

When a person says, "It can't be wrong because it doesn't do anyone else any harm," is only thinking of what?

a)

harmony inside himself

b)

harmony with God

c)

harmony between individuals

d)

harmony with nature

29.

What does "Church" mean?

a)

All ordained clergy

b)

The Catholic church

c)

The building itself

d)

Whole body of participating Christians

30.

Which is NOT a characteristic of a Christian community?

a)

cheerful

b)

courteous

c)

everyone works with his own hands

d)

no passengers or parasites

e)

a group of busybodies

31.

A person who picks and chooses what they believe from a particular Christian religion is called:

a)

A Cafeteria Christian

b)

A Protestant

c)

A Catholic

d)

A Non-Christian

32.

Which group picks and chooses which parts of Christianity to follow?

a)

cafeteria Christians

b)

Protestant

c)

Catholic

d)

Non Christian

33.

What is Charity?

a)

Giving to the poor

b)

Saving sex for marriage

c)

Abstaining from sex your entire life

d)

Giving 10%

34.

What are the two kinds of marriage?

a)

Moral and immoral

b)

Legal and illegal

c)

Christian and non-Christian

d)

Governed by state and governed by church

35.

What does Lewis say in regard to being charitable?

a)

give more than we can spare

b)

give whatever you think is best

c)

give from your excess

d)

give to only the poorest of the poor

36.

If we only focus on our actions, we might think____

a)

Theological virtues aren't necessary

b)

Fortitude is more important than prudence

c)

Virtues are not important

d)

Virtues were only necessary in this present life

37.

According to Lewis, what is one obstacle to charity?

a)

Generosity

b)

fear of insecurity

c)

Selfishness

d)

money

38.

What is one obstacle to Charity?

a)

justice

b)

Greed

c)

Intention

d)

Pride

39.

What do we need to do to create a Christian society?

a)

Practice morality

b)

follow the cardinal and theological virtues

c)

Be the sort of people who would apply the “do as you would be done by”

d)

Get everyone to go to church

40.

How can we learn to love God?

a)

by learning to obey Him

b)

through prayer

c)

by attending church

d)

by loving my neighbor

41.

Which is NOT a characteristic of a Christian society?

a)

Virtues were only necessary on this present life

b)

(Option not visible)

c)

(Option not visible)

d)

(Option not visible)

42.

Which is a characteristic of a Christian society?

a)

Intelligent

b)

Having luxury items

c)

Selfish

d)

courteous

43.

What is the other thing besides morality that "puts the human machine right?"

a)

psychoanalysis

b)

physiology

c)

science

d)

academia

44.

What do you use when making moral choices?

a)

Guilt and morals

b)

Virtues and vices

c)

Prayer and advice

d)

the act of choosing and feelings

45.

What are the two different kinds of feelings?

a)

Common and uncommon

b)

Right and wrong

c)

Moral and immoral

d)

Good and bad

46.

How do humans judge each other?

a)

By feelings

b)

By moral choices

c)

By word of mouth

d)

By external actions

47.

On what does God judge us?

a)

Our thoughts and feelings

b)

Our moral choices

c)

The amount we pray

d)

whether or not we attend church

48.

What sin is "equal to" stealing a car?

a)

Skipping church

b)

Lying to God

c)

Stealing a piece of gum

d)

Using God's name in vain

49.

Every time you make a choice, you are turning the central part of you into something a little different. What are the things you are turning your central part into?

a)

healthy human being or unhealthy human being

b)

earthly creature or heavenly creature

c)

heavenly creature or hellish creature

d)

believer or non-believer

e)

Christian or non-Christian

50.

The bigness or smallness of an immoral act is not what really matters.

a)
True
b)

False

51.

What do good people know?

a)

Know about good and evil

b)

Know only about evil

c)

Know only about good

d)

nothing

52.

What do bad people know?

a)

Neither good or evil

b)

Nothing

c)

Only about good

d)

Only about evil

53.

What is "Either marriage with complete faithfulness or total abstinence"?

a)

Christian rule About chastity

b)

Christian rule About propriety

c)

Christian rule About charity

d)

Christian rule About celibacy

54.

Sex nothing to be ashamed of when

a)

referring to how humans reproduce

b)

referring to producing a child

c)

referring to it inside of a marriage

d)

referring to the current state of our sexual instinct

55.

With what is morality concerned?

a)

Virtues

b)

Acts of choice

c)

Ideas

d)

feelings

56.

What are the three parts of morality?

a)

fair play and harmony among individuals, harmony within individuals, Purpose of life

b)

fair play, harmony between nations, harmony within individuals

c)

fair play, no harmony between individuals, harmony within individuals

d)

no fair play, no harmony between individuals, no harmony within individuals

57.

What are the four cardinal virtues?

a)

Prudence, Temperance, Justice, Fortitude

b)

Prudence, Temperance, Chastity, Fortitude

c)

Prudence, Modesty, Chastity, Fortitude

d)

Prudence, Modesty, Celibacy, Fortitude

58.

What word means "abstaining from sex your entire life"?

a)

Celibacy

b)

Chaste

c)

Chastity

d)

charity

59.

What does propriety mean?

a)

Property

b)

Chastity

c)

Celibacy

d)

modesty

60.

What does chastity mean?

a)

abstaining from sex if you are not married, but engaging in sex with only your spouse if you are married

b)

abstaining from sex when you can

c)

abstaining from sex completely

d)

having sex when you can

e)

having sex before and after marriage

61.

According to Lewis, which is the most unpopular Christian Virtue?

a)
celibacy
b)

chastity

c)

modesty

d)

fortitude

62.

What is the biological purpose of sex?

a)

Children

b)

Marriage

c)

Bonding

d)

Pleasure

63.

Why is complete chastity difficult?

a)

Strong morals

b)

Good examples

c)

People don’t want to abstain from sex their whole lives

d)

People don’t even want to try because it seems impossible

64.

Which is a reason complete chastity is so difficult?

a)

Greed

b)

Fear of insecurities

c)

It’s a cardinal virtue

d)

Our warped natures

65.

What brings light to our minds?

a)

Law of nature

b)

A candle

c)

Virtue

d)

Indulgence

66.

What causes our minds to be foggy?

a)

Indulgence

b)

A candle

c)

Virtue

d)

Law of nature

67.

What develops inside of us because of sins of the flesh?

a)

Our heavenly self

b)

Our hellish self

c)

Our diabolical self

d)

Our animal self

68.

What develops inside of us because of sins of the spirit?

a)

Our heavenly self

b)

Our hellish self

c)

Our diabolical self

d)

Our animal self

69.

What promise that you make when you're in love remains true even if you cease to be in love?

a)

To share everything

b)

To always live together

c)

To be true as long as the other person remains true

d)

To be true to the beloved as long as you live

70.

To what may Christ have been referring when He said "a thing will not really live unless it first dies"?

a)

The thrill of being in love

b)

Morality

c)

Quieter love

d)

Law of nature

71.

What causes our appetites (sexual, alcohol, food, etc.) to grow?

a)

Prudence

b)

Ignoring them

c)

temperance

d)

indulgence

72.

What great religion approves of the body and glorifies marriage?

a)

Judaism

b)

Islam

c)

Christian

d)

Mormon

73.

Moral rules are what run the human machine

a)

True

b)

False