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Catholic Christianity: Matters of Life and Death
The sanctity of life in Catholic teaching
- 3 things to know
- Paper 1
Overview
Life as holy, the image of God and the breath of life in Genesis 2:7, the Fifth Commandment, Psalm 139, 1 Corinthians 6:19 on the body, Catechism 2258, and sanctity versus quality of life.
What you need to know
Answer each one before you reveal it.
What does the Catechism teach about human life, and how does sanctity of life differ from quality of life?
What is the sanctity of life?
Questions from this subtopic
Each one with the model answer underneath.
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What is the sanctity of life?
Model answer
The sanctity of life is the belief that human life is holy because it is given by God. Only God may decide when a life begins and ends.
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Why do Catholics regard human life as holy?
Model answer
Every human life is created by God and has a unique, immortal soul. Each person is loved by God from the moment of conception.
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How does being made in the image of God show that human life is sacred?
Model answer
Genesis 1:27 teaches that every human bears God's image, unlike any other creature. An attack on a human life is therefore an offence against God.
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What does Genesis 2:7 suggest about the value of human life?
Model answer
God gives life to the first human directly, by breathing into him. Human life is a special gift that comes from God himself.
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What does the Fifth Commandment teach about human life?
Model answer
The Fifth Commandment says, “You shall not kill”. Catholics understand it to forbid the deliberate killing of innocent human life.
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What does Psalm 139 teach about the value of life?
Model answer
Psalm 139 says God knit each person together in the mother's womb. God knows and values every person before birth.
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