Theology Midterm

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The Just War Principles were originally authored by Saints:

Augustine and Aquinas

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The Catholic Church updated the Catechism teaching on war a few decades ago to state that _______ must weigh heavily in any decision about war.

modern means of destruction

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The United Nations is governed by a document called the United Nations:

charter

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Consideration of the morality of war or the deathpenalty must begin with the commandment to:

not kill

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The Old Testament prophet who dreamed of peace and lions and lambs lying down together was:

Isaiah

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The prophet Isaiah dreamed that swords and spears would be transformed into ____ and pruning hooks.

shovels

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When Pope Paul spoke about war at the United Nations in 1965, he quoted President:

Kennedy

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What war was the only one not declared by Congress?

Vietnam War

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Congress passed the _____ Act when it felt the president was taking away too much of Congress’ authority.

War Powers

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Abel was a farmer and Cain was a:

shepherd

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Cains punishment included:

can no longer farm and must go live far away

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How many states no longer use the death penalty?

29 states

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The most common form of execution nowadays is:

lethal injection

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The two US Supreme Court cases that temporarily banned the death penalty then allowed it again involved the state of:

Georgia

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The state which has carried out by far the most executions since the 1970’s is:

Texas

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In 2021 ____ became the first southern state to ban the death penalty

Viginia

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Today and in recent years in Pennsylvania, executions:

are completely banned by state law

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The countries with the most executions in 2023 are:

China and Iran

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Alcoholics Anonymous program is based upon the:

12 steps

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The Supreme Court began to allow executions again after states put more safeguards into their criminal justice system such as:

-second trial for sentencing

-separate review by the state supreme court

-separate review by the state governor

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The President….

-is commander chief of the army and navy

-may deploy troops, but must inform about this within 48 minutes

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The Congress…..

-has the power to declare war

-has the power to raise and support an army

-60 days max troop deployment unless they grant an extension

-Passed a resolution authorizing use of force 7 days after 9/11

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For a long time, for centuries, the Church was neutral, middles ages through 1800. (what %)

50% opposed

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Pope John Paul 1995 with modern prisons, the need for the death penalty is quite rare. (what %)

90% opposed

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Pope Francis the death penalty is morally inadmissible and we must work together to abolish it. (what %)

100% opposed

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1st Degree

-intentional killing

-death or life in prison

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2nd Degree

-in the act of committing a felony

-life

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3rd degree

-all other kinds of murder

-max of 40 years

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Voluntary Manslaughter

-sudden intense passion resulting from serious provocation

-max 20 years

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Involuntary Manslaughter

-kills someone by being reckless or grossly negligent

-max 5 years

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Homicide by Vehicle

-7 years

-plus 5 if texting, in a work zone, or police pull overly

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Aggravated Assault

-Attempt serious bodily injury with a weapon or with extreme indifference to the value of human life

-max of 10 or 20 years

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Simple Assault

-Cause bodily injury

-max of 2 years, but usually a $ fine

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Pennsylvania law says self defense is justifiable if the victim’s use of force is:

-for the purpose of protecting themselves

-for the purpose of protecting a third person being attacked

-immediately necessary in the present occasion

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Abuse

Cause of bodily injury to a household member or intimate partner

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Harassment

-Communicates anonymously or at inconvenient hours

-annoying or following a person in public places

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Terroristic Threats

Threatens to cause a building evacuation or public inconvenience

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Protection from Abuse (restraining order)

-First, the judge might give you a 10-day temporary order

-Family court Judge holds a hearing within 10 days

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Protection from intimidation (restraining order)

-Protects a minor from being harassed by an unrelated adult

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Stay away order (restraining order)

-Issued by a criminal court judge at a criminal trial

-Criminal judge orders that defendant must have no contact with victim or witnesses for the entire trial

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Pope Francis says in a case of violence and abuse, it is right to leave a relationship to seek:

safety

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The US Bishops wrote that domestic violence in any form is:

sinful, often a crime, and never justified

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The New Testament author who placed women in charge of churches and appointed deaconess was named:

Paul

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Paul’s letter to the Ephesians says:

-wives be subordinate to your husbands

-husbands love your wive as Christ loved the Church

-Husbands and wives should be subject to one another out of reverence to Christ

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Federal Violence Against Women Act

protective orders granted in one state are enforceable in all 50 states

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National Environment Policy Act (1969)

all federal agencies must consider the environmental impact before making any decisions

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Clean Air Act (1963)

limits air emissions from industry

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Clean Water Act (1972)

regulate and limit discharge of pollution into water

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What president passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964?

passed by President Johnson and it prohibited any kind of race discrimination

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What amendment banned poll taxes?

24th amendment

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Voting rights Act

-passed by President Johnson
-bans rules, literacy tests, etc,. that would limit the right to vote based on color, language or ethnicity

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What state became the first to recognize the rights of women to vote and hold elected office?

Wyoming

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19th Ammendment

grants women the right to vote nationwide

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Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

passed by Congress and President Clinton funds programs to help women victimized by domestic violence, rape, sexual assault, and stalking

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13th Amendment

abolish slavery

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14th Amendment

grans citizenship to all former slaves

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15th Amendment

grans the right to vote to all former male slaves

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Equal Pay Act

prohibits employers from paying less to one gender for the same work

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Title 9 (IX)

prohibits discrimination against women in education activities and sports

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Genesis 1:1

“In the beginning, God created the heavens and earth”

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Genesis 1:31

“And God saw everything that He had made and behold, it was very good”

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Genesis 1:26

“Let Us make mankind in our image and likeness. Let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, the birds of the air and the cattle and all creatures”

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Catechism 2402

God entrusted the earth and its resources to the stewardship of mankind to take care of them