Genesis 1&2
Human Dignity
Expressive Individualism
Embodiment
Intellect, Will & Passions
100

What are the three aspects of the human person revealed in Genesis?

King, Priest, and Prophet

100

Human dignity is both _____________ & _____________

Given & Achieved

100

In EI, the fundamental unit of society is the:

Individual

100

In the embodiment view, the fundamental unit of society is the:

Family

100

The intellect, will, and passions are also known (in modern times) as the _______, _______, and _________ powers

Knowing, choosing, feeling

200

What does “image and likeness” really mean in the Genesis context?

Royalty and sonship

200

Human dignity relates both of these fundamental aspects of the human person:

Spirit and Body

200

In individualism, knowledge/truth begins with:

Internal Experience

200

In embodiment, knowledge/truth begins with:

Reality

200

The objects of the intellect and the will are:

Truth and the Good

300

The Hebrew verbs “work” and “guard” or “to till and to keep” are the duties of who in the Old Testament?

The Levite priests

300

This worldview denied human dignity and was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of millions of people in the 20th century

Atheistic materialism

300

The EI view is fundamentally anti-_________________

teleology

300

The Church shows embodiment primarily by:

The SACRAMENTS

300

The normal path that a human act takes through the powers of the person is:

Senses, passions, intellect, will, passions

400

Adoptive sonship was established by means of:

A covenant

400

Who is the psychologist who called dignity a “stupid concept”?

Steven Pinker

400

The only way for our inner truth to be validated is:

For others to affirm it

400

The universal, unavoidable feature of human life that comes with the embodiment view is:

Dependence

400

Each cardinal virtue perfects a power. List them.

Intellect – Prudence

Will – Justice

Passions – Fortitude and Temperance

500

The Hebrew phrase that describes what existed before Creation in Genesis 1

Tohu Wabohu

500

This document required “respect for all persons” without a transcendent, eternal basis of human dignity

UN Declaration on Human Rights

500

The defining feature of the human person in EI is:

The absolute ability to choose

500

The primary example of embodiment lived out is:

Parental care

500

Intellect has two specific parts as it relates to moral action, called:

Synderesis and conscience

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