Structural Social Analysis is germane to Christian ethics because (choose all that apply)…

Christian Ethics cares about just forms of our common life with others, Christian ethics cares about what is good individually and structurally, We must know our social location to understand our moral responsibility

From a Christian theological perspective, eudaimonia is…

A good life constituted by just relationship with God, humans, and creation

Sin that is baked into our social structures

Social location is…

My position within the social structure of society

Having right or an advantage that is not available to everyone

What is Christian theology?

A field that seeks knowledge of God and God’s relationship with creation

What do we mean when we say theology is both “process” and “product”?

That theology is produced in a dynamic process

Epistemological privilege is…

Granting authority to people with firsthand experience

Christian ethics is…

The conscious and deliberate reflection on what is good in reference to God

From a philosophical perspective, eudaimonia refers to…

Human flourishing in a life well lived

Conscious and deliberate reflection on what is right or good

What is the difference between Charity and Justice?

Charity responds to immediate needs, justice seeks to address their cause

What is Structural Social Analysis?

How social structures organize underlying patterns that sustain power

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Structural Social Analysis is germane to Christian ethics because (choose all that apply)…
Christian ethics is an outgrowth of the field of sociology
Christian Ethics cares about just forms of our common life with others
Christian ethics cares about what is good individually and structurally
We must know our social location to understand our moral responsibility
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From a Christian theological perspective, eudaimonia is…
The happiness I’ll feel if I win this Kahoot!
Human flourishing in a life well lived
A good life constituted by just relationship with God, humans, and creation
Happiness from the assurance that one is going to heaven
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What is Social Sin?
Sin committed in social contexts
Sin that is baked into our social structures
Sin that has to do with your social group
Sin that takes place in socialist societies
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Social location is…
My standing in a particular social group
Where I am physically standing at a social gathering
My position within the social structure of society
Where I am located in my network of relationships
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Privilege is…
Something I should feel guilty about
Having right or an advantage that is not available to everyone
The state of being very wealthy
Feeling like I’m better than everyone else
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What is Christian theology?
The doctrine of the Catholic Church
The academic study of religion as a human cultural phenomenon
Something my parents forced me to learn about in CCD
A field that seeks knowledge of God and God’s relationship with creation
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What do we mean when we say theology is both “process” and “product”?
That theology is produced and sold in the free market
That theology is produced in a dynamic process
That church doctrine is the only site of theology
That all theology was produced hundreds of years ago
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How do religious studies scholars approach religion?
As a human cultural phenomenon
As an oddity
As a general category
As an expression of their faith
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Epistemological privilege is…
Gaslighting people by getting them to believe they cannot trust themselves
Giving certain groups social advantages like priority in college admissions
Granting authority to people with firsthand experience
A philosophical term for having unearned advantage
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Christian ethics is…
Theological values that are unchanging through time and cultural context
Christian values, principles, beliefs, customs, and ways of living
Doctrinal lists of right and wrong, including mortal and venial sins
The conscious and deliberate reflection on what is good in reference to God
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From a philosophical perspective, eudaimonia refers to…
The obligation to live a moral life
The happiness I feel when I get a free Snickers bar
The ability to discern right and wrong using my human conscience well
Human flourishing in a life well lived
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What is ethics?
Conduct and rules professionals and corporations must follow
The basis for the laws that govern our nation
Conscious and deliberate reflection on what is right or good
Values, principles, beliefs, customs, and ways of living
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What is the difference between Charity and Justice?
Charity involves volunteering, justice involves advocacy
Charity responds to immediate needs, justice seeks to address their cause
Charity involves giving your money away, justice involves upholding law
There is no significant difference between charity and justice
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What is Structural Social Analysis?
The study of the structural repercussions of government interference
How social structures organize underlying patterns that sustain power
The study of why social structures fail and how they can be repaired
The study of how humans form, maintain, and are influenced by social groups

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