Lesson 1 Quiz: History, the Teacher of Christian Life

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What is the basic significance of the phrase “the fullness of time”?
- This is a theological metaphor with no real historical significance.
- This phrase refers to the end of history, when Christ will come again.
- This phrase refers to a specific point in history, the center point, when God became man.
- This phrase refers to each and every stage of history, since God is always fully active in time.
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What were the great contributions of the Hebrews, Greeks, and Romans to Western Civilization?
- The Hebrews contributed monotheism; the Greeks, systematic rationality; the Romans, a system of government and civil law.
- The Hebrews contributed Christianity; the Greeks, fine art; the Romans, philosophy.
- The Hebrews contributed the Sacred Scriptures; the Greeks, political order; the Romans, systems of transportation and communication.
- The Hebrews contributed a spirit of independence; the Greeks, a spirit of tolerance; the Romans, a love of duty.
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What is the relationship between the Gospel message and the historical cultures into which it was first inserted and through which it has been passed down?
- The Gospel message can be completely divorced from these cultures; its relationship to them is purely arbitrary.
- The Gospel message cannot be purely and simply isolated from these cultures; it both draws upon and elevates them.
- The Gospel message changes to adapt itself to each new culture it encounters throughout history; thus, what the Gospel meant in Jesus’s day is different than what it means in our day.
- The Gospel message springs up spontaneously from various cultural soils, due to the ongoing revelation of God throughout history.
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According to philosopher Jacques Maritain, what should be the attitude of Christians toward action in history?
- God does not act in history since He is transcendent; we should strive to be like Him, and absent ourselves from history.
- God has put the fate of the world into the hands of Christians; how history plays out is up to us and us alone.
- The Christian should act to cooperate with God’s providential plan in time, since God is active in history.
- All of history is in God’s hands; we should not be so presumptuous as to do anything.
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What two saints provide examples of a deeper meaning to history even amidst the great evil of Nazism? Choose two answers.
- St. Maximilian Kolbe.
- St. Francis.
- St. Edith Stein.
- St. Thomas Merton.
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