unit 7 & 8 theology test

the cardinal virtue by which one moderates his or her appetites and passions to achieve balance in the use of created goods is

temperance

a natural method of spacing the virth of children in a marriage, practices through recognition of a woman’s fertile period and chaste abstinence during those times is reffered to as

natural family planning

the beatitude that enables us to see the human body—ours and our neighbors—as a manifestation of gods beauty is

purity of heart

a theological term for something related to the power of producing new life is

generative

the process by which a mans sperm and a woman’s egg are united in a manner other than natural sexual intercourse is referred to as

artifical conception

a state achieved by chastity and purity of heart; in this state there is nothing that divides you. your inner and outer lives are united in respected gods gift of sexuality. this state is called

sexual integrity

the fertilization of a woman’s ovum (egg) with a mans sperm outside of her body is called

in vitro fertilization

having more than one spouce, an act of contrary to the dignity of marriage, is called

polygamy

the virtue by which people are able to successfully and healthfully integrate their sexuality into their total person is

chastity

the virtue of showing respect for ones own sexuality of others in our own words , dress, and actions is

modesty

commandment forbidding the misuse of our sexuality

e) you shall not commit adultry

sin against fidelity in a marriage

h) adultry

something related to a marriage or a marriage ceremony

nuptial

unitive meaning of sexuality in a marriage

I) loving and intimate communion with total openness and honesty

intense and uncontrolled desire for sexual pleasure

c) lust

generative meaning of the gift of sexuality

b) husbands and wives are to be open to new life

the deliberate attempt to interfere with the creation of new life as a result of sexual intercourse

j) contraception

methods of artifical birth control

d) chemical methods, barrier methods, surgery

marriage vows made in the sacrament of matrimony

g) to love and cherish until the end of their lives

the declaration by the church that a marriage is null and void, that is, that is never existed as a sacramental union

a) annulment

faith

L) the gift of God by which one freely accepts his full revelation in Jesus christ

fortiude

e) virtue that enables one to maintain sound moral judgment and behavior in the face of difficulties and challenges

hope

a) trust in the promises of God

love

b) human longing for God

justice

d) virtue concerned with the rights and duties within relationships

knowledge

g) the ability to comprehend the basic meaning and message of jesus

prudence

c) virtue by which a person is inclined toward choosing the morl good and avoiding evil

reverence

h) the gift of the holy spirit that gives the Christian a deep sense of respect for God

right judgment

j) the ability to know the difference between right and wrong and then choose what is good

temperance

f) virtue by which one moderates her or his appetites and passions to achieve balance in the use of created goods

understanding

m) the ability to comprehend how a person must live his or her life as a follower of Jesus

wisdom

k) the gift through which the wonders of nature, every event in history, and all the ups and downs of ones life takes on deeper meaning and purpose

wonder and awe

I) the awareness of Gods total majesty, unlimited power, and desire for justice

the process of restoring broken relationships with God, with the church, and with people who were directly offended by our sins is called

reconciliation

__________ is an attitude of the heart in which one experiences regrets for past sin and commits to a change in behaviors or attitudes, making amends for ones sins

penance

virtues that are viewed as pivitol or essential for full Christian living are reffered to as

cardinal virtues

the ________ are the virtues of faith, hope, and love. these virtues help us to know God as God and lead us to union with him in mind and heart

theological virtues

______ is an essential part of the sacrament of penance and reconciliation in which the priest pardons the sins of the person confessing, in the name of God and the church

absolution

___________ is gods assistance given for a particular need or in special circumstances

actual grace

when a person is guilty of wrongdoing, the person is considered _______

culpable

the have hatred for our sin and a commitment not to sin again is to experience a true sense of _______

contrition

________ is the supernatural gift by God which our sins are forgiven and we are made holy

sanctifying grace

_______ are the gifts proper to each of the seven sacraments

sacramental graces