A.   Inherited sinful nature which keeps human "will" in bondage

B.   Breaking the Ten Commandments

C.   The worst of all sins, which is greed

D.   A mistake made by Adam and Eve which can be corrected by good moral actions and good will

A.   Choosing between good and evil actions by exercising will power

B.   Gaining knowledge and wisdom

C.   Reading and following the Torah

D.   "Dying" of the old "self" and being raised as a new "self"

A.   Aggression is between the countries

B.   There is aggression and there is no legitimate authority to appeal to in a timely manner

C.   Aggression endangers one's life

D.   Aggression is unusually cruel and dangerous

A.   Only if it is awarded by the King or the government

B.   Only if it is legitimately inherited

C.   If it has been acquired as a spoil of war

D.   A person mixes his/her labor with it

A.   Education is a natural right and society needs to invest in education

B.   Justice is impossible, because people are ignorant about morality

C.   Before making laws, we ought to imagine that we don't know what our societal position would be

D.   Society should take the veil of ignorance off to achieve justice

A.   Distribute wealth to those who work hard

B.   Make laws which are fair

C.   Support the poor

D.   Find the reality of consciousness

A.   Parties have verbal agreement; that alone is sufficient for any contract

B.   There is consent from both parties

C.   Parties have consent, are sufficiently informed, have equal bargaining position and are honest in their dealings

D.   Parties have consent and sign a written contract

A.   Sharing wealth will punish the talented and the hard working, therefore laws should be made based on "inequality" principle

B.   Talented and hard working people should benefit from their talents, but need to understand that it is moral to share some of it with those who do not have talents and do not work as hard

C.   All wealth should be distributed equally

D.   Talented and hard working people should never share their rewards with the less talented and hard working

A.   Abraham

B.   Noah

C.   Job

D.   Moses

A.   Ordering him to sacrifice his son

B.   Ordering him to build a boat

C.   Ordering him to catch fish

D.   Ordering him to risk his life