FBQ1: ___________ is the branch of philosophy known as moral philosophy or philosophical thinking about morality.
Answer: *Ethics*

FBQ2: The term ___________ means a systematic study of the way of life exemplified and taught by Jesus
Answer: *Christian Ethics*

FBQ3: Jesus took the eschatology like the _______ of his time and made it into something different
Answer: *Ethics*

FBQ4: The concept of __________ occupies an important place throughout the Old Testament.
Answer: *Covenant*

FBQ5: The __________ became Israel’s understanding of what is expected of them in their bilateral relationship with their God.
Answer: *Law*

FBQ6: What did Jesus set Forth as a Clear Pattern of the Demands of the __________?
Answer: *God-Centered Life*

FBQ7: The ethical principles of Jesus were those of ……………., yet with a difference in emphasis which makes their impact new.
Answer: *Judaism*

FBQ8: The __________virtues are the qualities of a God-centered life as one seeks.
Answer: *Christian*

FBQ9:  __________ has often been determined by the prevailing moral standards of a given society?
Answer: *Sin*

FBQ10: Paul says much about the natural man being "in sin," until its burden is lifted and victory is won through __________ by faith in Jesus Christ.
Answer: *Justification*

FBQ11: The scope of Christian relationship with others in the world has always been a thing of __________.
Answer: *Controversy*

FBQ12: In the Gospel of Luke 6: 27 Jesus says "Love your __________, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you".
Answer: *Enemies*

FBQ13: Who is the scholar that felt impelled by a rigorous sense of duty to keep an engagement at the church while his wife was dying __________? 
Answer: *John Calvin*

FBQ14: The Christian ideal of self-realization is through __________.
Answer: *Self Sacrifice*

FBQ15: __________ claimed that the temptation to make one’s faith a pleasant emotional luxury besets the path of the Christian and when this happens, religion becomes the "opiate".
Answer: *Karl Marx*

FBQ16: Economic exploitation, waste of natural resources, acquiescence in or encouragement to preventable hunger, illness, disease, by one group of the "abundant life" for another group is called __________.
Answer: *Social sin*

FBQ17: The relief of hunger and want, and the support of hospitals, homes, settlement houses,  and many other forms of "social welfare" is also call__________.
Answer: *Social service*

FBQ18: The type of fidelity, which is rooted in self-giving and selfless love is very vital to __________.
Answer: *Christian marriage*

FBQ19: Recite the fact that divorce is nothing but a negation of the natural law and also against the plans of __________ for humanity.
Answer: *God*

FBQ20: In Mark 101:10 the word is stated with stark simplicity, "Whoever divorces his wife and marries another, __________adultery against her; and if she divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery"
Answer: *Commits*

FBQ21: __________ is an unusually slippery and ambiguous term
Answer: *Culture*

FBQ22: Who was both related to his culture and to culture in general? 
Answer: *Jesus*

FBQ23: Jesus’ first supreme concern: was with __________, not in any humanistic sense of man’s self-sufficiency.
Answer: *Person*

FBQ24: Apostle Paul identify three culture that Jesus called his followers to as faith, hope and __________.
Answer: *Love*

FBQ25: It is been develop that, in strict accuracy the term __________ refers to the people and "State".
Answer: *Nation*

FBQ26: Is been classified that the State tends to regard its power and authority as __________; while the Christian owes his ultimate loyalty to God alone   
Answer: *Supreme*

FBQ27: Christian history shows progress toward an equalitarian conception of __________ 
Answer: *Justice*

FBQ28: According to Brunner there is a radical difference between the relations of __________ to love.
Answer: *Justice*

FBQ29: __________ has always been defined as the government of the people, by the people for the people 
Answer: *Democracy*

FBQ30: The three biblical foundations of the Christian view are: the Old Testament, the New Testament  and the ______.
Answer: *early church*

FBQ31: Discrimination or segregation scars the _____ of the segregated.
Answer: *Soul*

FBQ32: In the New Testament, Jesus stands revealed not only as the Son of God but as the Prince of __________ .
Answer: *Peace*

FBQ33: Christians generally regard the United Nation as our best political hope of peace and an indispensable organ of law and order among the__________ 
Answer: *Nations*

FBQ34: The __________ has provided a world forum for the discussion of controversial issues and by its mediation has almost certainly averted wars
Answer: *United Nations*

FBQ35:  The central teaching of Jesus was the ________.
Answer: *Kingdom of God*

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs): 
MCQ1: Ethics is the branch of philosophy. It also includes moral problems and moral judgments. Therefore it deals with judgment as to ______.
Answer: The rightness or wrongness

MCQ2: There is also the more recent, but in its elements very old, "social adjustment" philosophy that is proposed by __________.
Answer: John Calvin

MCQ3: Philosophy in its written and systematic form is attributed to the ____.
Answer: Roman

MCQ4: The concept of covenant occupies an important place throughout the Old Testament and it permeates the very essence of the relationship between _______.
Answer: Israel and her Religion

MCQ5: It has been classified that the first observation to make is that the prophets, like the compilers of the law, proceeded from the assumptions of the ______.
Answer: Covenant

MCQ6: How did Jesus at the beginning of his ministry conceived his mission?
Answer: As to the lost sheep of the house of Greek

MCQ7: _______ took the eschatology like the ethics of his time and made it into something different.
Answer: John the Baptist

MCQ8: What greatly influenced man’s ideas of right and wrong are greatly __.
Answer: Group moral

MCQ9: Which of the following is not part of duties in Interpersonal Relations?
Answer: One’s Own Jerusalem

MCQ10: It has been identified that the family occupies a unique place in the divine order of things, from the standpoint of the __________.
Answer: Orders of Formation

MCQ11: Which word is not part of ethics definition?
Answer: Rightness or Wrongness

MCQ12: The indispensable connection between Christian __________ and __________ is such that cannot be hidden for long.
Answer: Character and Conduct

MCQ13: Which of this is NOT the Origin of Philosophical Ethics?
Answer: Pattern or way of life

MCQ14: __________ was to grow into the expectancy of the promised Messiah and the kingdom of God.
Answer: Regeneration

MCQ15: What did the prophets reject in the religion side of Israel’s ________.
Answer: Culture

MCQ16: __________ had a Realistic Knowledge both of Human Sin and of the Possibilities of the Redeemed Life.
Answer: Worshippers

MCQ17:  Man has intelligence and the capacity for social adjustment and control, but is essentially a part of __________.
Answer: Culture

MCQ18: What did Jesus make the supreme priority in his teaching?
Answer: Kingdom of God

MCQ19: Some of the outmoded issues which naturalism and humanism tend to think of as sin includes _________.
Answer: Maladjustment

MCQ20: An unbiased reading of the Gospels leads to the conclusion that most of the sayings of Jesus preserved in the records were spoken to individuals about ____________.
Answer: Relations to God and to other individuals

MCQ21: Identify two factors which brought about the emergence of the social gospel in the Christian moral perspective.
Answer: Scope of "brotherhood" and "neighborliness

MCQ22: What is the precious values which Christians have usually felt impelled both to defend for themselves and to seek for others?
Answer: Human Freedom

MCQ23: A Christian should “hate the sin but love the __________”.
Answer: Grace

MCQ24: In Roman 12: 2 which of the word in following quotation is missing: “Do not be conformed to this world but be transformed by the __________ of your mind”.
Answer: Transform

MCQ25:  It is important in Christian marriage that all the three types of love be present, and they are:
Answer: Kindness, happiness, peace

MCQ26: Combating social evil is identified under a second type of duty to society which is known as ________.
Answer: Social Care

MCQ27: __________ must also be added to the unselfish commitment to the other through every possible situation.
Answer: Fidelity

MCQ28: Divorce is nothing but a negation of the natural law and also against the __________ of God for humanity
Answer: Plans

MCQ29: What should be done where there is quarrelling or incompatibility?
Answer: Encouragement

MCQ30: __________ is synonymous with civilization.
Answer: Religion

MCQ31: No War of Aggression Can Be __________ 
Answer: Undusted

MCQ32: The construction of---------- is based on the external manifestation of the Three Persons in the God-head in the universe and in redemption.
Answer: Trinity

MCQ33:   What does the State exercise over its own people or nation?
Answer: Power

MCQ34: What serves Christians a great deal in giving wings to the ethics of love and justice in the State?
Answer: Word of God

MCQ35: We develop the fact that Jesus was concerned to set up a __________, not a political kingdom.
Answer: Religious