Introduction to Government and Ethics
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What does the phrase 'made in the image of God' imply about humans?

  • Humans are above God's moral standards.
  • Humans should replicate God's power.
  • Humans have qualities that reflect God's character. (correct)
  • Humans are physically identical to God.

Which of the following is NOT an obligation of the government?

  • Ensure justice
  • Maintain personal wealth of officials (correct)
  • Create laws promoting moral behavior
  • Provide national defense

What is the first commandment of God to man referred to as?

  • The Law of the Land
  • The Creation Mandate (correct)
  • The Moral Code
  • The Divine Directive

Which principle ensures that people respect one another's rights?

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Which activity illustrates participation in government?

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Study Notes

Definition of Government

  • Government is a system of public rule or authority.

"Made in the Image of God"

  • Represents human qualities that reflect God's character.
  • Key traits include:
    • Reason
    • Moral capacity
    • Spirituality
    • Sociability
    • Emotion

Creation Mandate

  • Refers to God's first commandment to humanity emphasizing stewardship and responsibility.

Obligations of Government

  • Ensure justice and uphold moral principles.
  • Provide national defense and public safety.
  • Address poverty through effective frameworks.
  • Create laws that promote moral behavior.

Importance of Justice

  • Justice embodies moral rightness and respect for others' rights.
  • Governments should encourage ethical behavior and mutual respect among citizens.
  • God's character serves as the ultimate standard for determining right and wrong.

Government Role in Order

  • Enforces order through laws, such as traffic regulations.

Obligations of Citizens

  • Citizens are expected to engage in:
    • Prayer for leaders and policies.
    • Active participation in governance (e.g., voting).
    • Submission to established laws and authorities.
    • Witnessing moral values within the community.

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This quiz explores fundamental concepts of government, including its purpose, the qualities bestowed upon humanity, and the responsibilities of authorities. Dive into the theological aspects and ethical implications of governance as suggested by the Creation Mandate.

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