Unit quiz: Sacramental Participation and Responsibility toward Others

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Question 1

A baptism lesson promises that believers will never again need moral deliberation. Which part of Romans 6 requires revision of that promise?Paul's present commands require continuing decisions about bodily action and allegiance.Paul's commands prove that no gift or participation has been described.

Question 2

A host calls a humiliating division of guests irrelevant because only the ritual's words matter. Which argument responds most directly to 1 Corinthians 11?Paul replaces the supper tradition with a purely secular etiquette code.Paul places the received supper tradition inside a rebuke of divisions and commands a changed common practice.

Question 3

A coordinator wants to judge devotion by counting how often each person stands and speaks. What is the primary methodological problem?Visible activity does not establish interior understanding, ability, or prayer.No outward action can ever express participation.

Question 4

A researcher finds a later sermon violating Nostra Aetate. What can that evidence establish without further argument?That the declaration's words must secretly endorse the opposite of what they say.A case of failure to implement the norm, not proof that the norm authorized the violation.

Question 5

A charity offers food only after guests recite its creed. Why is absence of physical force insufficient to settle the ethical question?Dependence on essential aid can create coercive pressure contrary to free religious response.Any speech about religion is automatically coercion, even in freely chosen dialogue.

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