Which terms are identified as components of sexuality in God's plan?

• A. Wealth, Power, Prestige
• B. Lust, Greed, Envy
• C. Chastity, Purity, Modesty
• D. Humility, Courage, Faith

Answer: (C)

Sexuality in God's plan is seen as a good gift that should be ordered toward love, fidelity, and the dignity of every person. Chastity helps integrate bodily desires with love and vocation, keeping sexuality properly oriented to the good of others. Purity refers to the inward aspect of this order, guarding the heart and mind from lustful or disordered thoughts. Modesty expresses that order outwardly, shaping how one acts, dresses, and presents oneself so as to honor oneself and others.

These terms together show how sexuality is meant to be lived within a framework of virtue. Wealth, power, and prestige have no direct role in describing sexuality within God’s plan. Lust is the disordered use of desire, not a component of healthy sexuality. While humility, courage, and faith are valuable virtues, they are not specific descriptors of how sexuality itself is ordered.