Catholic Bioethics exam 1
Catholic Bioethics is ultimately all about honoring the gift of human life by - answera.
CHRISTIC FRIENDSHIP WITH GOD (CORRECT)
b. learning right from wrong
c. being a good person
d. following rules
T/F the arenas in which questions of Catholic bioethics are active include biomedical
research but not the actual practice of medicine, properly speaking - answerFalse
the sources and norms of catholic bioethical reasoning do NOT include - answera.
sacred tradition
b. REDDIT (CORRECT)
c. holy scripture
d. natural reason
when catholics say the Bible is inspired they mean - answera. a collection of some
really great ideas
b. deeply arousing
c. DIVIELY EXHALED (CORRECT)
d. truly thrilling to read
according to catholic teaching, how much of the Bible is inerrant or true? - answera. just
the New Testament
b. THE WHOLE THING (CORRECT)
c. just the Old Testament
d. only the parts that are still currently relevant
scripture itself speaks of the importance of sacred traditions role as its literacy executor
in places like - answera. hezakiah 7
b. JOHN 14 (CORRECT)
c. 3 Timothy 3
d. abijah 6
T/F the magisterium is NOT the foundational authoritative source of all catholic moral
thought - answerTRUE
When it comes to how the sources/norms of catholic moral theology are used, we said
that sacred tradition is ________, whereas natural reason is _________. - answera.
occidental; immaterial
b. supplemental; foundational
, c. material; indispensable
d. indispensable; foundational (CORRECT)
according to the Stanley Hauerwas, those working in medicine need __________ if they
re truly to be present to those who are suffering - answera. hand sanitizer and face-
masks
b. the church and her practices (CORRECT)
c. medical training from accredited schools
d. a hope and a prayer
which of the following describes the human person as such? - answera. made in the
image of God
b. possessor of a free and rational soul
c. created of male and female
d. all of the above (CORRECT)
e. both a and b
all of the following are true of human persons except that they are - answera. destined
to become angels upon death (CORRECT)
b. made for personal friendship
c. revealed most fully in christ
d. invited to join God in his work
e. bearers of a unique dignity
which of the following mist be included in ay act that is properly human? - answera. a
specific end or intention
b. intellectual knowledge
c. desire on the part of the will
d. deliberation about how to achieve the end
e. all of the above (CORRECT)
T/F all properly human acts are morally inscribed, ordered either to good or evil but not
all properly human acts are habit forming - answerFalse
What bears the majority of the moral weight in determining whether an act is good or
evil? - answera. the circumstances
b. the intention of the agent
c. the dictate of ones conscience (CORRECT)
d. the object of the act
e. whether or not one does good for its own sake
mortal sins involve actions that move against friendship with God in a grave mare,
meaning that they are - answera. enacted by mere mortals
b. committed in cemeteries
c. violation of the 10 commandments (CORRECT)
d. damaging (but not destructive) of ones continued friendship with God
Catholic Bioethics is ultimately all about honoring the gift of human life by - answera.
CHRISTIC FRIENDSHIP WITH GOD (CORRECT)
b. learning right from wrong
c. being a good person
d. following rules
T/F the arenas in which questions of Catholic bioethics are active include biomedical
research but not the actual practice of medicine, properly speaking - answerFalse
the sources and norms of catholic bioethical reasoning do NOT include - answera.
sacred tradition
b. REDDIT (CORRECT)
c. holy scripture
d. natural reason
when catholics say the Bible is inspired they mean - answera. a collection of some
really great ideas
b. deeply arousing
c. DIVIELY EXHALED (CORRECT)
d. truly thrilling to read
according to catholic teaching, how much of the Bible is inerrant or true? - answera. just
the New Testament
b. THE WHOLE THING (CORRECT)
c. just the Old Testament
d. only the parts that are still currently relevant
scripture itself speaks of the importance of sacred traditions role as its literacy executor
in places like - answera. hezakiah 7
b. JOHN 14 (CORRECT)
c. 3 Timothy 3
d. abijah 6
T/F the magisterium is NOT the foundational authoritative source of all catholic moral
thought - answerTRUE
When it comes to how the sources/norms of catholic moral theology are used, we said
that sacred tradition is ________, whereas natural reason is _________. - answera.
occidental; immaterial
b. supplemental; foundational
, c. material; indispensable
d. indispensable; foundational (CORRECT)
according to the Stanley Hauerwas, those working in medicine need __________ if they
re truly to be present to those who are suffering - answera. hand sanitizer and face-
masks
b. the church and her practices (CORRECT)
c. medical training from accredited schools
d. a hope and a prayer
which of the following describes the human person as such? - answera. made in the
image of God
b. possessor of a free and rational soul
c. created of male and female
d. all of the above (CORRECT)
e. both a and b
all of the following are true of human persons except that they are - answera. destined
to become angels upon death (CORRECT)
b. made for personal friendship
c. revealed most fully in christ
d. invited to join God in his work
e. bearers of a unique dignity
which of the following mist be included in ay act that is properly human? - answera. a
specific end or intention
b. intellectual knowledge
c. desire on the part of the will
d. deliberation about how to achieve the end
e. all of the above (CORRECT)
T/F all properly human acts are morally inscribed, ordered either to good or evil but not
all properly human acts are habit forming - answerFalse
What bears the majority of the moral weight in determining whether an act is good or
evil? - answera. the circumstances
b. the intention of the agent
c. the dictate of ones conscience (CORRECT)
d. the object of the act
e. whether or not one does good for its own sake
mortal sins involve actions that move against friendship with God in a grave mare,
meaning that they are - answera. enacted by mere mortals
b. committed in cemeteries
c. violation of the 10 commandments (CORRECT)
d. damaging (but not destructive) of ones continued friendship with God
