GRADE 9 LESSON 3F

According to the passage, what does true freedom mean?

• The right to say and do anything

• The ability to do what is right

• The absence of any boundaries or limits

• The ability to harm others without consequences

How is law related to freedom, according to the passage?

• Law restricts and limits freedom

• Law gives shape and direction to freedom

• Law is irrelevant to the concept of freedom

• Law is the opposite of freedom

What are the boundaries or limits of our freedom?

What is the role of the natural moral law in guiding our freedom?

How are freedom and law closely linked, according to the passage?

• Freedom and law are completely separate concepts

• Freedom is only possible when there are no laws

• Freedom is guided by the boundaries and limits set by law

• Freedom and law have no relationship to each other

What is conscience?

• A set of rules and laws that govern our behavior

• The ability to do whatever we want without consequences

• The final lawgiver that determines what is right and wrong

• The subjective moral norm that applies objective moral laws to our actions

How does conscience help us make moral decisions?

What is the relationship between conscience and moral law?

How do the Ten Commandments apply to our actions?

What are the two dimensions of morality mentioned in the passage?