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What is the significance of a ritual's ability to pass on a tradition?

It ensures cultural and spiritual continuity across generations.

List two of the five principles of humanity as described by L'Arche.

Humans are sacred and humans evolve.

How does a parable function as a story of comparison?

It uses familiar situations to illustrate deeper spiritual truths.

Define the characteristic of a parable involving a crisis.

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What view of Christ's relation to culture is most consistent with Catholic thinking?

<p>Jesus is seen as someone who transforms culture.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Mention two negative issues that arise due to globalization.

<p>Slavery in different countries and loss of jobs.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain how the Church acts as an Advocate.

<p>The Church speaks on behalf of the oppressed and promotes social justice.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one way in which the Church acts as a Teacher?

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How does a ritual require our bodies?

<p>Rituals involve physical participation to engage believers fully.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean when it is said that humans need to reflect and seek truth?

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What is a metaphor and how does it function in language?

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Define Eros and provide an example of its expression.

<p>Eros is sexual love, characterized as passionate and instinctive, often expressed in romantic relationships.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes Agape love from the other forms of love?

<p>Agape love is characterized by charity and self-sacrifice, often expressed as unconditional love, even towards enemies.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Explain the concept of Distributive Justice.

<p>Distributive Justice involves the obligations individuals and groups have to equitably distribute society’s resources.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does Understanding play among the Gifts of the Holy Spirit?

<p>Understanding helps individuals grasp the word of God and their faith more deeply.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How is Social Justice defined in the context of community?

<p>Social Justice pertains to the obligations individuals have towards the entire society, ensuring fairness and equity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Identify and describe the significance of Courage as a gift of the Holy Spirit.

<p>Courage helps individuals overcome difficulties with faith, enabling them to face challenges with confidence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Discuss the importance of Judicial Justice in society.

<p>Judicial Justice pertains to the administration of justice and the functioning of courts, ensuring legal accountability.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between Philia and friendship?

<p>Philia is the love of friendship, characterized by warm and tender affection between two friends.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define Ecological Justice and its relevance to community obligations.

<p>Ecological Justice concerns the responsibilities humans have to protect and respect creation within their community.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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What is a ritual?

A ritual is a set of actions or behaviors, often symbolic, that are performed regularly and are linked to a tradition, belief, or purpose. Rituals can range from simple everyday acts like saying grace before meals to complex ceremonies.

How does a ritual pass on tradition?

Rituals convey traditions and connect us to our past. They help us understand who we are and where we come from.

How do rituals involve our bodies?

Rituals involve our physical actions, often using body movements, gestures, or postures. They can also involve sensory experiences like music, smells, or tastes.

How do rituals involve words?

Rituals often use spoken words, chants, or prayers to express beliefs or intentions. The words can be symbolic or literal.

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How do rituals form a community?

Rituals bring people together and create a sense of community. They share common beliefs, values, and experiences.

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What is the first principle of humanity?

Being human means understanding that all people are created in the image of God, deserving of love and respect. It emphasizes the intrinsic worth of every individual.

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What is the second principle of humanity?

It acknowledges that people are constantly growing and changing throughout their lives, learning from experiences and evolving their understanding of themselves and the world.

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What is the third principle of humanity?

It emphasizes the importance of reaching full potential as individuals and contributing meaningfully to society. It suggests that there is a process of becoming and maturing.

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What is the fourth principle of humanity?

It highlights the role of free will and the responsibility that comes with it. It encourages making choices that are aligned with values and contribute to a just and loving world.

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What is the fifth principle of humanity?

This principle emphasizes the need for self-reflection, seeking truth and understanding, and accepting ourselves and others with compassion and empathy.

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Metaphor

A figure of speech comparing one thing to another, not literally true but helps explain an idea.

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Hetaireia Love

A love based on shared interests and companionship, without deep emotional connection.

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Eros Love

Passionate, spontaneous, even instinctive love, often tied to physical attraction.

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Storge Love

The love between parents and children, built on natural bonds and care.

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Philia Love

Love between friends, characterized by warmth, affection, and mutual respect.

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Agape Love

Selfless love that involves sacrifice, even towards enemies, like Jesus' teachings.

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Judicial Justice

Justice related to legal proceedings and the administration of law in courts.

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Individual Justice

Justice involving obligations between two people in a relationship.

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Social Justice

Justice that considers the obligations of individuals to their community or society.

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Distributive Justice

Justice concerned with the fair distribution of resources among individuals and groups.

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Ecological Justice

Justice focused on human responsibility to protect and care for the natural environment.

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Understanding (Holy Spirit)

The gift of the Holy Spirit that helps us understand God's word and our faith better.

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Courage (Holy Spirit)

The gift of the Holy Spirit that helps overcome difficulties with faith.

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Wisdom (Holy Spirit)

The gift of the Holy Spirit that helps see and understand God's plan for our lives and the world.

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Knowledge (Holy Spirit)

The gift of the Holy Spirit that helps us know ourselves and the world around us.

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Piety (Holy Spirit)

The gift of the Holy Spirit that helps us connect with God and be devoted to Him.

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Study Notes

Important Themes in Reviewing

  • Rituals pass on traditions; involve bodies, words, and form communities.
  • L'Arche Principles for Humanity detail 5 characteristics of humans.
  • Humans are sacred, evolve, mature, make responsible choices, and reflect truth.
  • Parables, stories comparing a crisis with an ending, depict God's actions.
  • Christ's actions in culture can be viewed as either separating or embracing culture itself.

Cultural Values and Faith

  • Some views suggest Jesus was against culture, while others believe he embraced it or existed above it.
  • Cultural values and faith can be seen as battling, transforming, or existing separately.
  • The Catholic view often aligns with the notion of Jesus transforming culture.
  • Globalization negatively impacts communities through issues like slavery and loss of jobs.

Images of the Church

  • Church as an institution: structured with rules and buildings.
  • Church as an advocate: speaking for the oppressed and promoting justice.
  • Church as a teacher: conveying Jesus’ message through actions and words.
  • Church as a transformer: showcasing God's presence through love.
  • Church as a servant: serving God's people and all creatures.
  • Church as a community: welcoming all, envisioning a better world.

Metaphors

  • Metaphors describe objects or actions differently for better understanding rather than literally.
  • Five forms of love exist, including hetaireia (companionship), eros (passionate love), storge (family love), philia (friendship), and agape (charity).
  • Agape is the highest form of love (sacrificial love of Jesus).

Types of Justice

  • Judicial justice pertains to the courts; individual justice concerns obligations between individuals.
  • Social justice involves obligations to society; distributive justice involves resource distribution fairness.
  • Ecological justice focuses on human obligations to protect nature.

Gifts of the Holy Spirit

  • Seven gifts of the Holy Spirit include understanding, piety, counsel, knowledge, wisdom, fear of the Lord, and strength; they enable us to connect with God.

Sacraments

  • The seven sacraments include baptism (initiation), confirmation (initiation), Eucharist (initiation), reconciliation (healing), marriage (service), ordination to ministry (service), and sacrament of the sick (healing).

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Test your understanding of the crucial themes surrounding cultural values and faith, including the role of rituals, the nature of humanity, and the diverse images of the Church. Explore how these concepts relate to Jesus's actions and the effects of globalization on communities. This quiz will challenge your insights into how faith interacts with culture.

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