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Creatureliness: Himes Chapter 2
Creatureliness: Himes Chapter 2
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Class activity for Theology of Service (Chp 2 presentation)
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What's NOT 1 of the reasons people are tempted to be like God named in the Temptation of Jesus?
Lack of Faith
Corporal Weakness
Want of Power
Fear of God
2
What prayer does Himes use to explain how we celebrate being creatures?
Alma Mater
Rosary
Hail Mary
Our Father
3
What is one of the stories used to show Jesus' confrontation of death?
Sermon at the Mount
Wedding at Cana
Last Supper
Revival of Lazarus
4
What does the second baptismal vow state?
Jesus is the Son of God.
Humans have infinite value, granted by God.
God is present in the world.
Wait 30 min after a meal before swimming.
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What book was the Bible story that Himes used to explain the goodness of creatureliness in?
Leviticus
Psalms
Genesis
Harry Potter
6
Which of these statements would Jan Pilarski NOT agree with?
I love my kids!
Being a parent allowed me to accept creatureliness
I think I have more control over my life now as a parent
Having an autistic son helped me grow in faith
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What does the first baptismal vow state?
We aren't in total control of our lives.
Don't talk about fight club.
All human lives are worth respecting.
We can control all aspects of our life.
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How many times did God say his creation was good in the creation story?
5
3
7
10
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What's NOT a reason why we remember our sins?
So we can learn from our mistakes
So we can dwell on our past mistakes
To remind us of our relationship with God
To accept our flaws and grow in faith
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What two Biblical figures does Himes use to demonstrate the root of evil?
Adam and Eve
Mary Kate and Ashley
Peter and Paul
Cain and Abel
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What is the root of evil?
Human tendency to want to become like God
Homework
The Devil's temptations
Money and material greed
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Which saint developed the concept of "O happy fault"?
St. Augustine
St. Mark
St. Jesus
St. Andrew