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What are the three revealed virtues according to Aquinas?

• Justice, Temperance, and Prudence

• Faith, Hope, and Love

• Courage, Wisdom, and Moderation

• Charity, Humility, and Patience

Which virtue is considered the greatest among the three revealed virtues?

• Faith

• Hope

• Love

• Justice

Where can the greatest virtue, Love, be found in the Bible?

• Genesis 1

• 1 Corinthians 13

• Matthew 5

• Revelation 22

What is the relationship between the theological virtues and Aristotle's virtues according to Aquinas?

• Aristotle's virtues are more important

• Theological virtues are the foundation of all other virtues

• They are unrelated

• Aristotle's virtues supersede theological virtues

What is the ultimate goal that the theological virtues direct a human being towards?

• Material wealth

• Beatific Vision

• Earthly happiness

• Social status

Can the Beatific Vision be achieved in this life according to Aquinas?

• Yes, through good deeds

• No, it cannot be achieved in this life

• Yes, through meditation

• No, it is only a myth

What role does God's grace play in the theological virtues?

• It is irrelevant

• It works through faith, hope, and love to direct humans towards perfection

• It only affects faith

• It only affects love

How does Aquinas describe faith?

• A simple belief in God

• An intellectual understanding

• An assertive act of the will that assents to divine truth

• A passive acceptance

What is required for faith according to Aquinas?

• A complete personal outpouring and deference to the divine

• Regular church attendance

• Reading religious texts

• Following religious rituals

How is hope described in the context of theological virtues?

• A wish for good fortune

• A constant, consistent trust driven by positive spiritual energy

• A fleeting emotion

• A desire for material success