Exploring Catholic Social Teaching
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Answer Key<br />
Handout A: The Great Commandments<br />
Note: Remember you can discuss these questions as a class, or you can have your students write their<br />
answers. Assign only as many questions as would be appropriately challenging.<br />
1. “Which commandment in the law is the greatest?”<br />
2. “You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your<br />
mind,” and “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”<br />
3. God.<br />
4. Others or our neighbor.<br />
5. The Ten Commandments teach us how to love God and how to love others (or our neighbor).<br />
Jesus’ Great Commandments teach us to do the same thing. They summarize the Ten<br />
Commandments.<br />
Handout B: Loving God and Loving Our Neighbor<br />
1. God<br />
2. God<br />
3. Neighbor<br />
4. Neighbor<br />
5. Neighbor<br />
6. God<br />
7. Neighbor<br />
8. Neighbor<br />
9. Neighbor<br />
10. God<br />
11. Accept reasoned answers.<br />
12. Accept reasoned answers.<br />
Handout C: We Are Called to Love Assessment<br />
1. Jesus<br />
2. The Ten Commandments<br />
3. The Good Samaritan<br />
4. Our neighbor<br />
5. A disciple<br />
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