Catholisism

Should the Catholic Church still have a say in political matters, like laws about marriage and education?

How do you feel about public schools teaching Catholic doctrines as part of their curriculum?

When has forgiveness ever changed the outcome of a difficult situation for you?

Have you ever been inspired by someone else's act of charity or compassion?

Do you believe that making sacrifices for others leads to personal satisfaction?

How do you negotiate the balance between pursuing personal desires and adhering to societal expectations?

Do you believe that individuals without any spiritual beliefs can lead a life as fulfilled as those with them?

How does the idea of a global community influence your actions and interactions with others?

In what ways do you believe that self-discipline contributes to personal success?

How do you understand the concept of a greater good, and have you ever acted for it despite personal costs?

Can showing compassion to others improve your own life, and if so, how?

How do you maintain hope or positivity during challenging times even if it's not influenced by religious faith?

Do you think that a society governed by altruism is achievable, and what would that look like?

Have you ever forgone personal gain to help someone in need, and how did that make you feel?

When you think about your legacy, what kind of impact do you hope to have on others?

Are the values of sacrifice and selflessness relevant to your generation, and why or why not?

What personal values do you hold dear, and how do they shape your view of right and wrong?

Can a community survive without shared beliefs or values, and what might hold it together instead?

What are ways in which we can respect and incorporate diverse beliefs and practices in a secular society?

What actions do you take to create harmony in a world with competing values and ideologies?

If you were to create a personal code of ethics, what principles would it include and how would you apply them?

How has a sense of community within a religious group impacted you, or why do you think it might be important for others?

What does the idea of having a purpose in life mean to you personally?

Can you share an experience where helping others led you to a deeper understanding of your own beliefs or values?

How do you handle situations where your ethical principles differ from those of your peers or culture?

How does your vision of an ideal society align or clash with the principles you see in religious doctrines?

What are your thoughts on prayer or meditation as methods for finding peace in times of stress?

Can you imagine a world without any sort of spiritual practices, and how would it differ from today's society?

Have an instance where tradition clashed with progress in society altered your perspective on change?

How do you think your life choices and beliefs affect the way others perceive or relate to you?

Can you think of a moment when a story with a moral lesson had a significant impact on your life decisions?

How has a family tradition shaped the person you are today?

How do you navigate conflicts between personal liberty and communal responsibility?

Can you recall a pivotal moment that changed your belief about what constitutes a good life?

What do you think constitutes a 'good deed' in today’s world?

What personal experiences have led you to challenge or change a long-held belief?

In moments of self-doubt, what helps you regain confidence in your choices?

When has empathy made a significant difference in your life or someone else's?

Can the pursuit of personal happiness coexist with the commitment to help others?

How do you balance respect for tradition with the need for innovation and change?

Have you ever experienced a moment of clarity or enlightenment outside of a religious context?

In what ways do you think leading by example can influence your peers or community?

Can learning about different belief systems enhance your own worldview, and if so, how?

Would you feel comfortable living in a country where Catholicism dictates every aspect of daily life?

Do you think it is fair for Catholic beliefs to influence healthcare decisions, such as reproductive rights and end-of-life care?

Would you vote for a candidate solely because they share your Catholic values, even if you disagree with their other policies?

How has the concept of 'forgiveness' shaped your relationships or perhaps even your own sense of self?

What place do rituals and traditions hold in your life even if you're not religious?

How might the principles of charity and compassion play out in a modern-day context for you?

What does 'living out your values' look like on a daily basis for you?

When has a story or example of moral strength deeply influenced your choices?

How would embracing principles like 'service to others' change the fabric of society in your view?

How do you create a balance between fostering your individuality and contributing to the greater good?

In what ways can leadership be inspired by ideals that stem from religious teachings, even in secular contexts?

What do concepts like 'duty' and 'sacrifice' mean in your life, divorced from religious connotations?

How do personal convictions play into your decisions about friendship, work, and community involvement?

In what ways do you believe that practicing kindness can lead to personal growth?