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Vocabulary flashcards covering key moral theology concepts, sins, church teachings, religious definitions, and study guide questions from Part 3 Section 2.
Abortion
Intentional termination of a pregnancy
Agnosticism
Neither belief or disbelief in a God or gods
Assisted Suicide
Aiding a sick or dying person in committing suicide
Atheism
Disbelief in a God or gods
Blasphemy
Speaking about God sacrilegiously or being irreverent
Capital Punishment
Death penalty
Chaste Love
Love that defends itself against all the internal/external forces that might destroy it
Covetousness
Inordinate desire for something someone else owns/has
Disordered Desires
Desires that we willingly choose that lead us to sin
Esotericism
Individual form of spirituality that stresses an importance on gaining spiritual knowledge through efforts + needs
Fornication
Any sexual act outside of marriage
Impermissible Acts
Something that is not allowed or permitted by the Catholic Church
Love
Free self-giving of the heart
Monotheism
Belief in one God
Mortal Sin
Sins that are grave matter, done with full knowledge, and done with full consent
Natural Family Planning
Natural contraception that was created by the Catholic Church to teach about regulating a woman's menstrual cycle
Pantheism
Belief in only God
Peace
Freedom from disturbance
Perjury
Lying under oath
Permissible Acts
Something that is allowed or permitted by the Catholic Church
Plagiarism
Unauthorized and concealed appropriation of someone else's property
Polytheism
Belief in multiple gods
Radical Pacifism
The thought that any violence, even self defense, is wrong
Sacrilege
Theft, profanation, or desecration of something sacred
Slander
False statement that hurts a person's reputation
Superstitious
Irrational assumption that certain sayings, actions, etc. contain magic powers
Theism
Belief in a God or gods
Truthfulness
Acting sincerely and speaking honestly
Venial Sin
Sins done without full consent or knowledge
Cardinal Sin
The root of sin
Contents of the Ark of the Covenant
The three things believed to be held inside: the 10 Commandments, the Jar of Manna, and Aaron's rod / staff
Voluntary Doubt
Disbelief, which is considered a sin
Involuntary Doubt
Confusion, which is not considered a sin
Jewish Sabbath Day
Saturday
Christian Lord's Day
Sunday