ORIGINS universe/humans KNOWLEDGE TEST 1

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Take this quiz on the origins of the universe and origins of humans
Martina Moran
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Martina Moran
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Question 1

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1 What is meant by ex nihilo and which quality does it show God possesses
Answer
  • To create out of nothing - showing God is omnibenevolent
  • To create out of nothing - showing God is omnipotent
  • To create from existing materials showing God can order things in creation
  • The Big Bang showing God does not exist

Question 2

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2 What is meant by evolution?
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  • That things adapted and changed over time - the things most able to adapt survived to reproduce.
  • That the Genesis creation story shows that things are 'fixed' and do not change

Question 3

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3 What is meant by ‘imago Dei?’
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  • That all living things are made in the image of God
  • That humans are made in the image of God and therefore God will look like us
  • That humans have the ability to know and appreciate goodness and therefore share a likeness with God

Question 4

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Complete this quote from the Catechism of the Catholic church about God's role in creation of the world. 'God [blank_start]alone[blank_end] created the [blank_start]universe[blank_end]; freely, [blank_start]directly[blank_end] and [blank_start]without[blank_end] any help'
Answer
  • directly
  • without
  • universe
  • alone

Question 5

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Choose all the statements that reflect a fundamental Christian attitude towards the roles of science, religion and the Bible
Answer
  • Evolution is the best explanation that we currently have for the existence of our species. Evolution does not rule our the role of God
  • Evolution cannot be true. The Bible is inerrant and contains the complete truth. There is a fixity of species.
  • Science and religion are not necessarily opposed. It is possible to believe in the big bang and the Genesis creation stories
  • God created the universe by his very word. The Big Bang cannot be true.
  • The Bible is literally the word of God. If it is contained in the Bible it is historically, scientifically and theologically true.
  • The Bible is a collection of books from many different genres. It requires careful, scholarly interpretation to arrive at the truth.
  • Adam and Eve were the first 2 people on earth. We are physical descendants of Adam and Eve
  • Adam and Eve represent humanity and the creation stories are myths - containing theological not scientific truths.

Question 6

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Complete the following paragraph: Genesis 1 deals with the [blank_start]7 days of creation[blank_end]. Genesis 2 deals with the creation of [blank_start]Adam and Eve[blank_end]. Both these stories reveal [blank_start]theological truths[blank_end] (truths about God). For example, both show God creating ex nihilo; this shows that God is [blank_start]omnipotent[blank_end]. God is also [blank_start]omnibenevolent[blank_end] because he makes human beings in his image and likeness. The theological term for this is '[blank_start]Imago Dei[blank_end].'
Answer
  • 7 days of creation
  • Adam and Eve
  • theological truths
  • omnipotent
  • omnibenevolent
  • Imago Dei
  • Ex Nihilo
  • Stephen and Charles
  • Theory of Evolution
  • scientific truths
  • omniscient

Question 7

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Which of the following statements would be RELEVANT to include in an answer to the following statement: Evolution is the best explanation for the origin of the universe.
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  • Peter Singer accuses human beings of speciesism
  • Charles Darwin's work on the 'origin of species' suggested that things adapted over time
  • Fundamental Christians point to the idea that in the Bible there is a fixity of species
  • Stephen Hawking, in his work on Big Bang, shows that the universe can create itself ex nihilo
  • The Bible suggests that God is the origin of the universe since God created by his word 'Let there be..' and 'It was so'
  • Pope John Paul II said that 'evolution is more than a hypothesis'
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