Human Dignity

What does it mean that humans are created in God's image?

• It means humans have no responsibilities.
• It means humans have a special worth or value.
• It means humans can fly like angels.
• It means humans are better than animals.

What does the concept of inherent dignity imply about all humans?

• Only certain groups deserve respect.
• Human dignity is earned through actions.
• Some humans are more valuable than others.
• All humans have equal worth.

How can we show love for our neighbors as ourselves?

• By ignoring their problems.
• By helping them when they are in need.
• By competing with them for resources.
• By only caring for our own interests.

What is the significance of treating others as 'another self'?

• It promotes empathy and respect.
• It encourages competition.
• It leads to isolation.
• It focuses only on personal gain.

How does the Ten Commandments help us respect human dignity?

• They provide rules for how to treat others with respect.
• They tell us to ignore other people's feelings.
• They encourage us to compete with each other.
• They focus only on personal success.

If someone treats another person as property, what human dignity principle are they violating?

• The principle of indifference.
• The principle of isolation.
• The principle of equality.
• The principle of competition.

What is one way that sin can violate human dignity?

• By promoting kindness and love.
• By treating others as objects for personal gain.
• By encouraging teamwork and cooperation.
• By respecting everyone's rights.

What responsibility do we have towards human dignity?

• To ignore it.
• To judge others harshly.
• To preserve and protect it.
• To only care for ourselves.

Which of the following best defines 'solidarity'?

• A way to ignore people's needs.
• A rule that only applies to friends.
• A feeling of unity with others.
• A method of competition.

How can practicing works of mercy enhance our sense of solidarity?

• By helping us connect with others in need.
• By encouraging selfish behavior.
• By making us feel superior to others.
• By isolating us from the community.