Life in Christ: What is Life in Christ

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What are the two categories of Virtue?

Theological and Cardinal

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Define Virtue

A habit of doing good

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Define Theological Virtue

The most important virtues because they deal with our relationship with God and bind us to him, they are gifts from God

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What are the Theological Virtues?

Faith, Hope, and Charity/Love

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Define Faith

The ability to believe in God and accept his plan for us

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What are the five ways to strengthen our faith?

Read Scripture, Reflect on Sacred Mysteries, Prayer, Associate with people of faith, Act it

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How does reading scripture strengthen our faith?

It reveals the history of God’s relationship with humanity

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How does reflecting on sacred mysteries strengthen our faith?

It allows us to think about the things that God has revealed to us

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How does prayer strengthen our faith?

It is communicating with God, and the more we communicate with him, the stronger our relationship becomes

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How does associating with people of faith strengthen our faith?

We can be positively influenced by their example

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How does acting our faith help to strengthen it?

When we practice it

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Define Hope

Comes from faith, assures us that God will keep his promises, it gives us strength and courage to face the future. It is a sacred trust

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What are the two ways to strengthen hope?

Prayer and Participation in the Eucharist

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How does prayer strengthen hope?

Communication builds trust

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How does participation in the Eucharist strengthen hope?

We gain strength from Jesus and the entire Church community

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Define Charity/Love

It is the fulfillment of human happiness, it is what makes us fully human

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What are the Four Types of Love?

Storge, Philia, Eros, Agape

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Define Storge

A natural affection or liking, acquaintance love

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Define Philia

Friendship love

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Define Eros

Romantic love

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Define Agape

It translates to “To wish well and desire good",” it is selfless unconditional love

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How is Love a foundation of Christian life

It is based on love of God, love of self, and love of others, God is love

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How is Love Reflected in the Trinity?

Father is the Giver, Son is the Receiver, Spirit is the relationship of love that exists between the Father and the Son

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Explain Christian Love

Not an emotion, it is a decision and commitment to follow Christ

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Define Cardinal Virtues

The source of all good

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What are the four Cardinal Virtues?

Prudence, Temperance, Fortitude, Justice

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Define Prudence

The ability to determine right from wrong and having the strength to do what is right

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Define Temperance

The ability to act in all things in a moderate reasonable way

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Define Fortitude

The ability to face difficulty with courage and hope

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Define Justice

The ability to give others their due even in the face of personal loss

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Define Misunderstood Virtues

Not official virtues of the Church, but they are habits of doing good

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Define Religion

The expression of a relationship, with whatever a person believes God to be

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Define Forgiveness

The ability to pardon others without resentment

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Define Patience

Calmness in the midst of stress

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Define Tolerance

The acceptance of other people’s views and opinions

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Define Humility

Recognition of one’s true worth including their weaknesses and limitations

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Define Modesty

Observing properties in speech, dress, and behavior

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Define Meekness

Patience under injury or insult

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Define Chastity

Proper use of sexuality, it directs sexual behavior in and out of marriage

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Define Virginity

The state or way of life in which sexual abstinence in a total commitment

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Define Celibacy

State of Virginity imposed by the Catholic Church on clerics of the Roman Rite

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What are the two types of reality?

Objective and Subjective

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Define Objective reality

That which actually exists or is true, refers to facts

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Define Subjective Reality

That which an individual perceives to be true, refers to opinions

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What do Objective and Subjective Reality make to combine?

Good Decisions

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Define Gifts of the Holy Spirit

God-given abilities that help us live a Christian life with God’s help

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Define fruits of the Holy Spirit

Described as the firstfruits of eternal glory.

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Define Magisterium

The official teaching authority of the Church.