On campus, who is described as someone who has vowed to follow the Evangelical Councils?

• A. Sister Elizabeth
• B. Brother Tim Paul
• C. Father Michael
• D. Reverend Clark

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that the Evangelical Councils—poverty, chastity, and obedience—are vows taken by members of religious communities. On campus, people with religious titles typically indicate someone who has professed these vows as part of religious life. A Brother is a male religious who has publicly committed to living these vows within his community, so he is described as having vowed to follow them. That’s why this option fits best. The other titles can also be associated with religious life in some contexts, but the designation of a Brother most directly signals vowed commitment to the Evangelical Councils.