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Amoral
No sense of right or wrong
Immoral
Decisions that harm development of genuine humanity
Morality
Decisions that promote development of our genuine humanity
Objective approach to morality
We discover morality through human reason
Subjective approach to morality
We create morality
Consumerism
Pursuing materialistic things over God - won't buy you happiness
Empathy
Understanding the situation of another person as if they were your own
Happiness (Christian view)
God is the center of our true happiness
Secularism
Denies that God is not the center of life
Ring of Gyges
One of Plato's works that teaches the inherent selfishness of humans
Morality as a reality
Views on moral issues must be based on truth of the situation
Morality as an art
Creativity
Morality as a science
Critical Thinking
Pascal's quote
There is a God-shaped vacuum in the heart of every person which cannot be filled by any created thing, but only by God the creator made known through Jesus Christ.
Pope Benedict on consumerism
Warned that the violence of consumerism affects the dignity of a human person
Irenaeus' quote
The glory of God is the human person fully living; moreover, human life is the vision of God.
Beatitudes
Originally from Jesus; found in the gospels of Matthew and Luke
Jesus' teachings on divorce
No divorce; marrying someone of divorce is committing adultery
Virginal conception
Jesus is conceived without a human father
Jesus' central message
Love God with your whole heart, soul, and mind; Love your neighbor as yourself
Minimalism
Living with little things
Atonement
Way describing significance of Jesus' death makes us 'at-one' with God
Hard sayings of Jesus
Overturn conventional values and are hard to put into practice
The Golden Rule
Treat people how you want to be treated
Agape
LOVE
Kenosis
SELF-EMPTYING
Natural Law (NL)
Way humans participate in eternal law through reason/conscience
Civil Law
Right reason for common good; state minimum you MUST DO
Erroneous conscience
A conscience that sincerely tries to do the right thing, but makes mistakes
Lax conscience
Lazy conscience; underused conscience
The Examen
A spiritual discipline for tuning in to ourselves, becoming aware of our bad & good judgments
Sin of omission
Failing to do the good we have a duty to perform
Venial sin
Harms but doesn't break relationship with God
Mortal sin
Breaks relationship with God; requires grave matter, sufficient reflection, and full consent of the will