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Review: Life in Christ

In summary, the dignity, freedom, virtue, the Ten Commandments, and the social responsibility of a disciple.

Estimated time: 12 min

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01Dignity and the Beatitudes
02Freedom, responsibility, and conscience
03Virtue, sin, and grace
04First commandment: worship one God
05The name of the Lord and the day of the Lord
06Review: Freedom and Love for God
07Fourth Commandment: Family and Social Responsibility
08The fifth commandment: respect for life.
09The sixth and ninth commandments: pure love
10The seventh and tenth commandments: justice and inner freedom.
11The Eighth Commandment: Truth in Digital Life
12Common good, solidarity, and service to the poor.
13Review: Life in Christ

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1Where does Christian moral life begin?

A Efforts to buy God's love B Grace and the identity of the son are called to respond. C Afraid of being punished by others. D I want to become famous.

2What constitutes good behavior?

A Good intentions, even with bad means. B The object, intention, and circumstances are suitable for doing good. C Only with the agreement of many people D Only benefiting oneself.

3What are the requirements for a grave crime?

A Serious matter, full understanding, and free consent. B Any minor errors C Just a feeling of guilt. D Only the consequences are discovered.

4When authority demands something clearly immoral, what should Christians do?

A Always obey B Do not follow evil and find the right way to protect the truth. C Responding with violence D Keep all dangers secret.

5What does purity mean?

A Body hatred B Integrating sexuality into love is a responsible way of fulfilling one's vocation. C No emotions D It's just a rule for a select few.

6How does the eighth commandment apply online?

A You can share it if the content is engaging. B Verify information, respect integrity, and correct false information. C Anonymous accounts are not liable. D Edited photos are always the truth.

7What constitutes the common good?

A Only the interests of the strongest prevail. B Fundamental rights, conditions for development and equitable peace C Economic growth alone D Ignoring personal needs

8What does solidarity with the poor demand?

A I just feel sorry for them. B Providing specific assistance and efforts to correct unjust structures. C Speaking on behalf of others without listening. D Keep all resources to yourself.

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References

Catechism of the Catholic Church§1691-2557

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