Question 1

Nihilistic Philosophy is also know as hedonism, in which pleasure, especially of

physical, sensual type, is almost considered god.
Response: False
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Question 2
As God’s stewards we have power to rule and subdue God's creation.
Response: True
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Question 3
Nihilistic Philosophy teaches that nothing is more important than material possessions.
Response: True
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Question 4
Authentic freedom is the freedom for growing as full persons and children of God.
Response: True
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Question 5
Fundamental Freedom demands more personal involvement because it is already “the
freedom to decide about oneself”.
Response: True
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Question 6
Fundamental Freedom is a trivial choice that we make in life which does not involve us
at deepest levels of our moral being.
Response: False

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Question 7
“The more one does what is GOOD, the freer one becomes”.
Response: True
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Question 8
Human freedom finds its authentic and complete fulfillment in the acceptance of
commandments of God.
Response: True
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Question 9
The complete course title of REED 142 is "Discipleship in Christian Faith”.
Response: False
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Question 10
Hedonistic philosophy teaches that material things will give meaning to a person’s life
on earth.
Response: False
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Question 11
The word MORALITY refers to the standards by which we judge our actions to be good
or evil.
Response: True
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Question 12
Our responsibility is limited to the extent that our freedom is limited.
 Response: True
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Question 13
“Freedom from” is a freedom which is given as a gift, one to be received like a seed
and to be cultivated responsibly”.
Response: False
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Question 14
Freedom from” refers to everything that opposes our true selfbecoming with others in
the community.
Response: False
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Question 15
Oriental Philosophy tries to live a gentle submissiveness to the cosmic powers flowing
in the universe.
Response: True
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Question 16
The sacrament of matrimony was officially named in 400 AD.
Response: False
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Question 17
God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and
female he created them” (Gen 2:27)
Response: False
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Inner freedom is rooted in reason and will to act or not to act, to do this or that, and to
perform deliberate actions anchored to one’s own responsibility.
Response: False
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Question 19
The complete course title of REED 141 is "Fundamentals of Christian Faith“.
Response: False
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Question 20
The complete course title of REED 143 is "Living Out Our Christian Commitment“.
Response: True
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Question 21
Freedom is not unlimited.
Response: True
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Question 22
The freedom of choice refers to “the smorgasbord freedom of choosing among
indifferent goods.
Response: False
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Question 23
“Freedom For” is the power rooted in reason and will to act or not to act, to do this or
that.
Response: False
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Question 24
One of the desired results in REED 143 is to manifest the spirit of communion by
showing concern for the wellbeing of every person and of the whole creation.
Response: True
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Question 25
Fundamental Freedom does not demand very much from us.
Response: False
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Question 26
Christian Philosophy relates life positively towards others because he/she has
accepted in faith the word of God.
Response: True
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Question 27
The goods of the earth are intended by God for the use of all, that all may flourish and
have life.
Response: True
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Question 28
Authentic freedom is not the right to say and do anything but to do the good.
Response: True
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Question 29
The Seven Sacraments are the sacraments of Jesus.
 Response: True
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Question 30
Woman is the complement of man. It means that woman must be subservient of man.
Response: True