Foundations of Sociology
The Family & Society
The Church
Atheistic Worldviews
Christian Worldview
100

What is sociology the study of?

Human societies and institutions.

100

What institution is where everyone starts out?

The family.

100

The word “church” comes from the Greek word ________.

Ekklesia

100

Which worldview says “whatever makes us happy is right”?

Secularism

100

According to Christianity, what is the real problem in society?

sin

200

What word describes people coming together in community?

Society.

200

Which worldview says there is no universal or absolute model for family?

Secularism

200

Name one meaning of “church.”

A local congregation, a Christian denomination, or the building where believers meet.

200

Which worldview says everything happens only by natural causes?

materialism/naturalism

200

Why do humans have inherent worth?

 We are made in God’s image.

300

Name the three key building blocks of society.

Family, Church, State.

300

Which worldview believes the traditional family is a leftover from capitalism?

Marxism

300

What is one thing a healthy church does?

Helps Christians grow, teaches about our need for God, provides true community, etc

300

Which worldview strives for a communist utopia with no government or religion?

Marxism

300

Where does our hope come from?

The redemptive work of Jesus Christ.

400

Which building block is the “God-ordained protector of rights”?

The State.

400

What does Christianity teach about the family?

It is the most vital building block of society, created by God.

400

Jesus calls His followers to be “salt and _______.”

Light

400

Which worldview denies absolute truth and teaches extreme tolerance?

Postmodernism

400

Christianity teaches that individuals are _______.

Eternal (and responsible for their actions).

500

According to Christianity, why are we “made for relationships”?

Because we are created in God’s image and designed to live in community.

500

Give one reason research shows traditional families benefit society.

for example stability, better outcomes for children, stronger communities

500

What historical period saw Christians contribute greatly to culture and learning?

The transition from the Dark Ages to the Enlightenment.

500

List ONE major difference between Secularism, Marxism, and Postmodernism.

Secularism: human reason replaces God
Marxism: society shapes morality; aims for utopia
Postmodernism: no absolute truth; everything becomes permissible

500

How does Christianity say society works best?

When it is built around the family and supported by the church, valuing every person as God’s image-bearer.