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T/F humans are only one type of creature among many and should not feel special
F
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T/F A human is someone not something
T
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T/F Creation is more evil than
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Humans have to earn respect and dignity (T/F)
F
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we are composite beings of spirit and matter
T
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humans are free beings
T
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some people because they are more gifted are superior to others
F
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we cannot make our own choices because we are subject of a superior being
F
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human dignity comes from our accomplishments
F
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fundamentally other people are responsible for how we should feel
F
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free will allows us to love
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god created us in his image and likeness because it allows him to have more control over us helping us avoid sin
T
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The soul is like God because it is a spirit that will never die, and it has understanding and free will.
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We must take more care of our bodies than of our souls, because in losing the body we lose God and everlasting happiness.
T
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all of creation is sacred including our bodies belong to god and should be treated with reverance
F
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Personhood is based on our genetic makeup.
T
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we are acting morally when we
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Choices build a person's moral character: good choices build it up and bad choices tear it down
F
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the church teaches the most fortunate of us are obliged to share their fortunes with others particularly with those most in need
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the church teaches that some people don't have the right to participate in some communities
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original sin has afflicted the entire human race and is harmful
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Concerning our "being made in the divine image," which of the following is not true?
T
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Concerning our being created male and female, which of the following is not true?
we are incapable of choosing evil
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Concerning human dignity, which of the following is not true?
we cannot really be human unless we have sex
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Concerning our social nature as humans, which statement is not true?
human person should be the principle and subject and not the object
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By creating us in his image, God endowed us with the ability
all of the above
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to say god created humans\________ means male and female need and complete the other that they combine to bring out the best in one another
complementary beings
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God created marriage as a view or insight into the mystery of:
God and church
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the beginning of moral living is
to respect everyone
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humans are the only earthly creatures
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who know that they know, with both a body and a soul, made in
God's image and likeness
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which of these is a Christian belief about God and creation
answer will be all of the above
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the vocation of every human person is
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To express the love of the communion of Divine Persons in their own
relationships
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God \____ to model how to live a moral life.
sent his son, Jesus
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catechism defines which word as the forgiveness of sins and the restoration of friendship with god and can be only done by god alone
salvation
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which is an example of the ultimate question all humans seek to answer
what is the meaning of life
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God's love and salvation revealed through Jesus' passion, death, resurrection, and accession
paschal mystery
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the \______ virtues are three important qualities bestowed at baptism that help a person relate to God
theological
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\______ is loving to good for other people even to the point of personal harm
charity/love
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\______ is simply an offense against god and against reason truth and conscience
sin
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what is a principle of catholic teaching that holds that a higher unit of society should not take over the functions of a lower unit
subsidiarity
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\______ is the personal sin of Adam and eve and chose their own will over Gods will
original sin
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sum total of social conditions that enable people to reach their fulfillment more fully and easily
common good
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\_____ is disordered human desire resulting from original sins that creates a nature of sin
concupiscence
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in his reflections on the \__________, pope john Paul ii described the human body in terms of a sacrament
Theology of the Body
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what is known as the power rooted in reason and will to act or not to act to do this or not to do that
freedom
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what is known as the Christian virtue of social charity and friendship
solidarity
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what is the habitual and informed disposition to do good
subsidiarity
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what is the name for the most innermost part of human beings
soul
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philosophy that denies their is no existence of religious beliefs
Atheism (I think)
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the state of Adam and Eve in which they shared in divine life
original holiness
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These are often called "second nature"
habits
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the quality of being deserving respect
dignity
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Love of god and neighbor
charity
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The state of inner harmony between the first man and woman, as well as the first couple and all creation
original justice
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The end does not justify the means
intention
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who and when
circumstances
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why you do something
intention
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most important aspect of an act
object
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a good \_____ does not justify evil means
intention
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can decrease moral goodness of an act
circumstances
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Where and how
circumstances
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the motivation
intention
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There are rarely alternatives to proposed moral actions
F
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the outcomes or circumstances of our actions are the most important action of determine moral goodness
F
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Catholics have a serious duty to consult the Magisterium in areas of right and wrong
T
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Prayer has both a talking and listening part
both are important in choosing the right thing
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No action in and of itself is always wrong
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the STOP method of moral decision making is rooted in reality
T
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in short prudence is necessary for correct judgment
T
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intention is what good or evil you want to happen
T
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a bad intention can make a good act wrong
T
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some intrinsically evil acts can be justified
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A good end or result can justify the use of evil to achieve it.
F
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For an action to be morally good, both the moral \____ of your action and your \____ must be good.
object, intention
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premarital sexual activity may lead to infidelity after marriage
F
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the circumstances of an action can not make an action that is evil good
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there are three major aspects of every moral action which is not one of these
actor
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Jesus described the difference between a good and false prophet. He said we could recognize them by:
their fruits
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The text says we should ask three questions when making a moral decision. Which is not one of these?
is there a way that i can benefit from it
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Geneticists have concluded that a unique human life comes into existence at:
inception
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Two rules governing intentions are to keep the intention good and:
remember the ends do not justify the means
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Christ gave the \___ the right and duty to teach moral affairs
the church
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st Thomas Aquinas describes the moral virtue of prudence as
right reason in action
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Fornication is a grave sin destroying the virtue of charity in a person's heart and undermining the original intent of:
sexual expression
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which of these is an example of an action that is always wrong
all options provided
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what are known as the four pivotal qualities that support moral living
cardinal virtues
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what is known as a decision making process that attends to the implications and consequences of an action
discernment
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The pope and bishops in union with him can definitively proclaim a doctrine of faith or morals for the belief of the faithful.
infallibility
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what is known as the response of faith to the free promise of salvation and also a response of love to the thirst of the only son of God
prayer
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what is known as mental prayer
contemplation
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the course of action for how something is accomplished is known as the:
means
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A virtue which inclines us to discern a good, ethical and moral life
prudence
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what is controlling ones desire for physical pleasures
temperance
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what is known as giving god and each person his or her due by right
justice
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what is known as courage to persist in living a Christian life
fortitude
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the sacrament of what is intended for Catholics who have fallen into grave sin since their baptism
reconciliation
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Human \____ helps us recognize and judge which actions correspond to the true good
reason
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\______ can diminish or increase a persons responsibility
circumstances
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