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Peacemakers Final Exam
What is NOT and example of charity
How do Stereotypes not build?
Peacemakers Final Exam
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How do Stereotypes not build?
Direct experiences
Participation
Truth and open dialogue
Learned and culture
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What is NOT and example of charity
Advocating for affordable housing
donating clothes
donating money
Working at a food bank
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The basic goddess and equal worth of human beings that comes from being created in God’s image and being loved by God
Social Justice
Free will
Common good
Human Dignity
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Which is not a response to suffering
Individualism
Intrinsic Motivation
Compassion
Hopelessness
5
Who is PEACE AND LOVE originally from
Ms. Hanson's college roommates
Taylor Swift
MS. HANSON
Ringo Starr
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Who wrote the Common Declaration of Environmental Ethics
Pope Leo XIII
Pope Richard XI
Pope John Paul II and Bartholomew
Pope Francis
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The responsibility that all people to have to respect and care for the Earth?
Declaration of Human Rights
Stewardship
Universal Destination of Goods
Solidarity
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What did Jessica Jackley do
Gave microloans to senior citizens to have somewhere to live
Gave microloans to start building schools for women
Gave microloans to start food banks
Give microloans to entrepreneurs in Africa
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An official letter from a bishop to all clergy or members of their diocese
Pastoral Letter
Encyclical
Official Notice
Bible
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Resources are distributed to each person or entity according to their need
Charity
Social Justice
Distributive Justice
Commutative Justice
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Only duly constituted pubic authorities may wage war (President and Congress)
Legitimate Authority
Last resort
Just-war theory
Comparative Justice
12
What is incompatable with violence
Peace
Charity
Love
Justice
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Which is NOT a survival right?
Shelter
Food
Freedom of religion
Water
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A view of a person or group based on untrue information
Prejudice
Discrimination
Social Justice
Stereotypes
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The belief that each person should take responsibility for their own life?
individualism
Enlighted Self interest
compassion
Hopelessness
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Idea that all resources of the earth are intended for all people
Universal destination of goods
Declaration of Human rights
Stewardship
Social Justice
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Nations that use war for a truly just cause and only for that purpose
Self-defense4
Last cause
Commutative Justice
Right intention
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Which benefits society as a whole
Social justice
Charity
Community
Common good
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A document written by the Pope addressed to the global church on a topic of concern or Church teaching
Bible
Papal encyclical
Pastoral Letter
Official Notice
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Nations may wage war to correct a grave, public evil
Just Cause
Comparative Justice
Just War theory
Legitimate authority
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The good achieved through war must far outweigh the loss of life and disruption it causes
Last option
Comparative Justice
Just War Theory
Last resort
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Principle that calls for larger social units to solve problems for smaller units only if the smaller units are unable to
Social Justice
Solidarity
Stewardship
Subsidiarity
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Ability of a person to choose among options and make decisions with freedom. Grounds for an authentic relationship w God
Common Good
Human Dignity
Free will
Right Relationship
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Serving food at a food bank is social justice
True
False
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What percentage of Americans before the age of 65 will live below the poverty line?
61%
65%
55%
51%
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Which is not a thrival right
food
freedom of religion
education
freedom of speech
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Fairness and balance in the sense that everyone is treated more or less the same
Commutative Justice
Prejudice
Distributive Justice
Social Justice
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Fighting/advocating for womens rights is social justice
False
True
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Who is most likely to live in poverty?
Elderly
College Students
Middle Age
Children
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It is human nature to be
Social
Independent
Intelligent
Loved
