Chapter 3 Social Justice

Question 1

The Catechism defines society as a group of persons bound together “_________” by a principle of unity that goes “_________”

Answer 1

Organically, beyond each of them

Question 2

The principle of subsidiarity discourages attempts to __________ and encourages ________.

Answer 2

Centralize power, sharing of power

Question 3

T or F

Subsidiarity means that we should maintain the status quo

Answer 3

False, subsidiarity cannot be used as a reason to deny individual rights as occurs many times in our current society.

Question 4

The common good includes the sum of the _____, ________, and ______ conditions needed to achieve full human dignity and entails the elements of ______, _______, and _______.

Answer 4

1. Spiritual, material, and social

2. Respect for human person, social well being, peace

Question 5

Pope John Paul II wrote that “we are all really responsible for all” reflecting the virtue of social charity, or ______.

Answer 5

Solidarity

Question 6

The preferential option for the poor demands a _______ despite living in a consumerist society.

Answer 6

Conversion

Question 7

The precepts of natural law are _______, meaning that they apply to each person, and foundational for not only individual conduct but _____.

Answer 7

Universal

Civil law

Question 8

What is the relationship between individual responsibilities and social obligations?

Answer 8

Since societies exist primarily to promote the welfare of individuals, those who hold positions of authority in them have obligations toward individual persons.

Question 9

Name three types of writes afforded to families.

Answer 9

• -Human life must be respected and protected
• -Spouses have the right to found a family
• -People have a right to free choice of their state of life

Question 10

Which right is the most foundational right? Explain

Answer 10

Right to Life

Question 11

In addition to Scriptures and God’s revelation through Jesus, the Church reiles on __________, which can be discovered through human reason and teaches us to do good and avoid evil.

Answer 11

Natural Law

Question 12

No man is an _____

Answer 12

Island

Question 13

The three divine persons are bound in a COMMUNITY of love.

Answer 13

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Question 14

The most basic society to which humans belong

Answer 14

Family

Question 15

The principle of CST that holds that a higher unit of society should not do what a lower unit can do as well

Answer 15

Subsidiarity

Question 16

A program that puts into practice the virtue of solidarity by respecting human dignity and promoting global economic justice

Answer 16

Fair trade

Question 17

Subsidiarity supports the sharing of power and authority on the GRASSROOTS level

Answer 17

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Question 18

A way individuaks can make a difference is by supporting POLITICAL candidates that have a global vision to help other nations

Answer 18

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Question 19

The establishment of a just society would be impossible without this.

Answer 19

Peace

Question 20

She taught holiness by emphasizing the simple acceptence of God’s love for us

Answer 20

St Therese of Lisieux

Question 21

Preacher and novelist Federick Beuchner compared the interconnectedness of life to this

Answer 21

Spider Web

Question 22

The families of MIGRANTS have the right to the same protections as other families.

Answer 22

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Question 23

The PREFERENTIAL option for the poor sees things from their perspective.

Answer 23

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Question 24

one of the theree essential elements of the common good: social well-being and development.

Answer 24

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Question 25

Pope John Paul II spelled out the rights of the family in The CHARTER of the Rights of the Family

Answer 25

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Question 26

The 10 commandments were already oresent in the HEARTS and minds of the Chosen People.

Answer 26

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Question 27

Jesus takes the side of those most in NEED, physically and spiritually.

Answer 27

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Question 28

One of the three essential elements of the common good: RESPECT for persons.

Answer 28

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Question 29

The virtue of social charity, friendship, and respinsible sharing whereby we recognize our interdependence

Answer 29

Solidarity

Question 30

The rules, LAWS, and procedures of society must serve people and not vice versa.

Answer 30

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Question 31

God's plan written into the way he made things

Answer 31

Natural Law

Question 32

The precepts of natural law are UNIVERSAL

Answer 32

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Question 33

Natural Law is the basis of this

Answer 33

Civil Law

Question 34

These laws on the national level were and are necessary to guarantee that basic human rights are respected in all states

Answer 34

Civil rights

Question 35

Because we have a social nature, we have RESPONSIBILITIES towards the communities in which we live.

Answer 35

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Question 36

The family is the ORIGINAL CELL of social life.

Answer 36

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Question 37

Individual PERSONS are the foundation, cause, and end of all social institutions

Answer 37

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Question 38

The natural law is unchangeable and PERMANENT

Answer 38

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Question 39

The Church in the Modern World teaches that everyone must consider his every neighbor without exception as another SELF

Answer 39

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Question 40

The sum of the spiritual, material, and social conditions needed for a person to achieve full human dignity

Answer 40

Common good

Question 41

This cannot be contracted except by free and full consent duly expressed by the spouses

Answer 41

Marriage

Question 42

We respect others when we feel or show ESTEEM for them

Answer 42

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Question 43

A group of individuals bound together organically by a principle of u jty that goes beyond them

Answer 43

Society

Question 44

They are the first and foremost educstors of the children

Answer 44

Parents

Question 45

CATHOLIC Relief Services is an international relief organization.

Answer 45

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Question 46

Before God we are all POOR.

Answer 46

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Question 47

A way individuals can make a difference

Answer 47

Pray

Question 48

We learn from Scripture that we are _______ ________.

Answer 48

Social beings