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Which of the following actions best reflects a Christian's understanding of earthly life?
Which of the following actions best reflects a Christian's understanding of earthly life?
- Prioritizing material wealth and success to secure a comfortable future.
- Focusing solely on personal achievements and recognition in worldly endeavors.
- Ignoring moral teachings and pursuing immediate pleasures without considering long-term consequences.
- Living a life of holiness, charity, and faith in preparation for eternal life with God. (correct)
According to Catholic teachings, what is the basis for the inherent dignity of every human being?
According to Catholic teachings, what is the basis for the inherent dignity of every human being?
- Their physical and intellectual abilities.
- Their adherence to societal norms and expectations.
- Their social status and economic contribution to society.
- Their creation in God's image. (correct)
Which of these actions aligns with the Catholic Church's teaching on the sanctity of life?
Which of these actions aligns with the Catholic Church's teaching on the sanctity of life?
- Ignoring the needs of the poor and marginalized in society.
- Supporting policies that allow for abortion in cases of unwanted pregnancies.
- Promoting initiatives that protect and support vulnerable individuals from conception to natural death. (correct)
- Advocating for euthanasia as a means to end suffering.
How do the sacraments, prayer, and moral teachings of the Church guide Christians?
How do the sacraments, prayer, and moral teachings of the Church guide Christians?
What does the painting 'Table of Hope' by Joey Velasco represent?
What does the painting 'Table of Hope' by Joey Velasco represent?
Which apostle is known for his act of bringing his brother to Jesus?
Which apostle is known for his act of bringing his brother to Jesus?
What values can be derived from the story of the apostle Peter?
What values can be derived from the story of the apostle Peter?
How does understanding the Christian meaning of life impact a believer's existence?
How does understanding the Christian meaning of life impact a believer's existence?
What should be the basis for an action that opposes unjust discrimination?
What should be the basis for an action that opposes unjust discrimination?
According to Christian teachings, what is the origin of human life?
According to Christian teachings, what is the origin of human life?
Flashcards
Life's Orientation
Life's Orientation
Our earthly life is temporary; our ultimate goal is eternal life with God.
Preparing for Heaven
Preparing for Heaven
Living a life of holiness, charity, and faith.
Life in Christ
Life in Christ
Through Christ, we receive the fullness of life.
Human Dignity
Human Dignity
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Violations of Dignity
Violations of Dignity
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Life as a Gift
Life as a Gift
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Sanctity of Life
Sanctity of Life
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"Table of Hope" Meaning
"Table of Hope" Meaning
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Peter's Values
Peter's Values
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Andrew's Virtues
Andrew's Virtues
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Study Notes
- As Christians, understanding life's meaning provides purpose, direction, and hope.
Life as Christians
- Earthly existence is temporary, with eternal life with God as the ultimate goal.
- As Christians, we are encouraged to live a life of holiness, charity, and faith in preparation for heaven.
Life in Christ
- Through receiving Jesus Christ, we receive the fullness of life.
- The sacraments, prayer, and the moral teachings of the church guide us to live according to God's plan.
The Dignity of Human Life
- All people, regardless of age, ability, or status, have equal dignity because they were made in God's image.
- Actions that violate human dignity, like abortion, euthanasia, and unjust discrimination are opposed by the church.
Life as a Gift from God
- All life comes from God, the Creator of all things.
- All human life is sacred from conception to natural death.
- Life is a sacred gift from God with inherent dignity and purpose.
- This is rooted in Scripture, Tradition, and the teachings of the Church.
Table of Hope
- The "Table of Hope" by Joey Velasco, depicts the reality in Philippine society.
- In this modern-day depiction, Jesus is eating with street children in a dilapidated setting instead of with his apostles.
- Poverty and the love of God are two things common to all of Velasco's subjects.
The 12 Apostles
The values of each disciple of Christ can be understood through their actions, teachings, and virtues as highlighted in the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC)
- Peter (Simon): Known for leadership and faith.
- Andrew: Known for evangelization and humility; brother of Peter.
- James (Son of Zebedee): Zeal and sacrifice marks James.
- John: He is known for love and truth; was James’ brother.
- Philip: His values were understanding and seeking truth.
- Bartholomew: honesty and sincerity.
- Matthew: conversion and mercy.
- Thomas: faith and perseverance is what identifies Thomas.
- James (Son of Alphaeus): humility and service.
- Thaddeus (Jude): hope and intercession.
- Simon the Zealot: zeal and commitment.
- Judas Iscariot: warning against betrayal and greed; he betrayed Jesus for 30 silver coins,.
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Explore the Christian view on life's meaning, purpose, and dignity. Discover how faith, sacraments, and moral teachings guide Christians. Understand the sanctity of life as a gift from God.
