Grade 12 Religion Exam Review

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Aristotle Theory
* teleological
* driven by purpose
* to seek a goal or reach soemone’s full potential by acting ethically and virtuous
* the mean
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Kant Theory
* deontological
* driven by duty/obligation
* maxims
* universal law: treat another as an end, not just a mean
* achieving the supreme good
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Levinas Theory
* ethics of the face
* driven by relationship
* face as unique - treat everyone ethically and creat bonds with everyone we meet
* face calls for responsibility - offer hospitality and present responsibility
* the face as ethical - treat the “Other” ethically despite the circumstances
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Kant’s Maxims

1. universal law


1. i should act in a way that i would want everyone else in the world to act
2. an action is only ethical if it is universalized
2. treat another as an end , not just a mean


1. others must be seen as having value not just means for our benefit
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ethical experiences

1. the scream


1. personal response
2. the beggar


1. the “Other”
3. i have to…


1. obligation
4. this is intolerable! this isn’t fair!


1. contrast
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dimensions of conscience
* capacity - comparing to moral laws
* process - what is best?
* judgement - examine all factors and analyzing why we do what we do and why its right
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symptoms of a misinformed conscience
* rationalization
* trivialization
* misinformation
* the end justifies the immoral means
* means to an end
* difficult to reason
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Lucifer Effect
* to describe when an ordinary person crosses the boundary between good and evil to engage in an evil action
* occurs due to conformity and/or obedience to an unjust authority
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types of determinism
* naturalism
* science reigns supreme
* predictable and straight-forward actions
* genetics
* religious determinism
* belief-based
* predestination (NOT providence)
* social determinism
* past experiences → future actions
* others influence
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providence
* opposite of religious determinism
* while god has influence upon events and actions, human choice and freedom remains
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conceptual framework of action
* created by Paul Ricoeur
* Who? The Agent
* What? The Action
* Why? The Motive
* How? With what means?
* Under what circumstances?
* What surroundings?
* With or against who?
* With what outcome?
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avenues and roadblocks
avenues

* trust
* hope
* acceptance
* “i” message

roadblocks

* self-protection
* win-lose attitude
* stereotyping and judging
* “you” message
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3 aspects of communication
* 55% body language
* 38% listening
* 7% vocal
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Zimbardo’s keys to heroic imagination

1. remain mindful
2. dont fear conflict
3. imagine alternative scenarios
4. resist the urge to rationalize inaction
5. dont be afraid of negative consequences
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hero-in-waiting
* everyone has the potential to become a hero, but it is up to them to become one
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STOP method
* method of moral decision-making


* **S-** search out the facts
* **T-** think about alternatives and consequences
* **O-** effects on others and listening to advice
* **P-** prayer
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end
* the final goal or aim of what we are doing
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means
* how we achieve that goal or how we go about getting there
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absolutism
* one single /universal rule on standard
* church’s pov
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relativism
* denies that there is a single universal standard
* societies pov
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ethics
* criteria we use for making right judgements
* what __should__ you do?
* ethics guide morality
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morality
* obligations to follow certain codes, norms, customs & habits of behaviour
* what __would__ you do?
* action
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teleology
* the design to purpose of something
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deontology
* the study of duty or obligation
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human excellence
* the habit of becoming virtuous and choosing to continually act alongside the virtues
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the mean
* the avoid excess by seeking moderation
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magisterium
* the teaching authority of the Church
* communicates the Church’s position on ethical issues
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conscience
* the judgement of reason by which the human person recognizes the moral quality of a concrete act (what is right or wrong)
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bystander effect
* in a crowd, people often do not come to a persoa’s assistance because of the thought that “others will help”
* responsibility diffused among the group o no one feels responsible to act
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free will
* internal
* selecting a course of action
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freedom
* external
* completing the action
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**UNIT CHANGE**
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contract vs. covenant
contract

* a legally binding agreement to do or not do something
* “this is yours, this is mine”
* mutual advantage
* temporary

covenant

* an ancient construct wherein 2 parties promise to do something or not do something
* considered immoral to break it
* “I am your, and you are mine”
* mutual sacrifice
* permanent and sacred
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3 elements of a biblical covenant
* BOND made by God with humans
* bond in BLOOD to signify lifelong commitment
* bond in blood UNILATERALLY
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true prophets
* do not call attention to themselves
* question their worth while God calls them to a task
* promotes unity, peace, and justice
* willing to sacrifice their lives
* concerned about others
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false prophets
* seek personal glory, praise and rewards
* rarely go above and beyond to confront threats of harm
* selfish
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narrow gate
* doing the more difficult thing that introduces the Catholic right thing to do
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St. Paul’s story
* was a strict non-believer of Jesus until he was called by God
* he was blinded
* he then became an avid believer of Jesus and faith
* built the first Church and spread the word of God
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levels of conversion
* intellectual level
* an awareness and openness to truth and true knowing
* moral level
* when I recognize myself as free and responsible
* religious level
* my preoccupation with myself is taken over with the love of God and love for others
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the sacraments

1. sacraments of initiation


1. baptism *(water & light)*
2. eucharist *(bread & wine)*
3. confirmation *(oil & touch)*
2. sacraments of healing


1. reconciliation *(touch)*
2. anointing of the sick *(oil & touch)*
3. sacraments of vocation


1. marriage *(touch, ring & embrace)*
2. holy orders *(oil & touch)*
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types of prayer
* vocal
* meditation
* contemplation
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corporal vs spiritual works of mercy
corporal

* feeding the hungry
* clothe the naked
* shelter the homeless
* visit the sick

spiritual

* to forgive
* to pray for the living and dead
* bear wrongs patiently
* counsel the doubtful
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catholic social teachings
* life and dignity of a human person
* call to family, community, and participation
* rights and responsibility
* option for and with the poor and vulnerable
* dignity of work and rights of workers
* solidarity
* care for gods creation
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forgiveness
* it is a decision, not a feeling
* coupled with truth and justice - a release
* gives us freedom, sets us free from the anchor that is preventing us from moving forward
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liberalist
* people who read and understand Bible passages literally and according to real-life phrases
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contextualist
* people who use historical/context clues in the Bible to read and understand it to its full potential
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venial sin
* does not completely separate us from God
* a cooling period with God
* injures our spiritual relationship
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mortal sin
* a complete break in one’s relationship with God
* not always a single act
* sin is grave in matter
* committed with full knowledge
* committed with deliberate consent
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personal sin
* an act against God that is between individuals
* ex. lying, cheating, stealing
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sin of omission
* failing to do what is right
* things you know you should do, but dont
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sin of commission
* doing the wrong thing
* thing you know you should not do, but do anyways
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exegesis
* approach of reading the bible by pulling information by what it says
* learning from what is right there
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eisegesis
* approach of reading the bible by inputting our own information into what it says
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hermeneutic
* the art or science of interpretation
* what would have this author meant?
* what would this have meant to the original reader it was intended for?
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social sin
* effects those around you (does not impact yourself at all)
* ex. racism, bullying, pollution
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anthropocentrism
* a worldview that considers the human being as the most significant entity in the universe (humans living on Earth)
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theocentrism
* a worldview that considers God to be the most significant entity of the universe (the Earth housing us)
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**UNIT CHANGE**
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Kohlberg theory
* 6 levels of moral reasoning
* (PRE) avoiding punishment
* (PRE) self interest & rewards
* social approval
* obeying authority & confronting o social norms
* (POST) balance of social order & individual rights
* (POST) internal moral principles
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Fowler theory

1. Imaginative faith (young childhood)
2. literal faith (ages 7-11)


1. group faith (teens-20 y/o)
2. personal faith (20+)


1. mystical faith (religion teacher)
2. sacrificial faith (holy orders)
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Erikson theory

1. Trust vs Mistrust


1. birth -12 months
2. Autonomy vs. Shame & Doubt


1. 1-3 years
3. Initiative vs. Guilt


1. 4-5 years
4. Industry vs. Inferiority


1. grades K-6
5. Identity vs. Identity Confusion


1. adolescence
6. Intimacy vs. Isolation


1. early childhood
7. Generativity vs. Stagnation


1. middle adulthood
8. Integrity vs. Disparity


1. late adulthood
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theological virtues
* faith
* belief in God
* hope
* trust in God to deliver everlasting life
* love/charity
* love of God and love of neighbour
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cardinal virtues
* prudence
* wisdom to stop and think before we act
* justice
* seeking to promote fairness and equality among all
* temperance
* self control, resisting temptation, knowing your limits
* fortitude
* perseverance during difficult times or courage to do the right thing
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7 deadly sins and their virtues

1. pride → humility
2. envy → gratitude
3. greed → generosity
4. lust → chastity
5. anger → forgiveness
6. gluttony → self-discipline
7. sloth → diligence
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euthanasia
* the practice of intentionally ending a life to relieve pain and suffering
* legalized in Canada on February 9, 2015 *(voluntary active and passive, & non-voluntary passive)*
* voluntary, non-voluntary, & involuntary (active and passive)
* church does not agree with ending a sacred life prematurely
* ethical, practice, & religious arguments
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palliative care
* specialized medical care for people living with a serous illness
* double effect
* church agree to palliative care under most circumstances
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double effect
* given certain circumstances, we may engage in such neutral actions
* the action must be either good or neutral
* the good cannot be obtained by means of evil
* the evil effects must not be intended
* the good effects must be sufficiently desirable for allowing the evil effect to take place (there must be a reason as to why the action is evil)
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vocation and its levels
* a calling from God
* married life - called to be a good parent or spouse
* single life - called to be a generous disciple who lives as a friend, family member, or colleage
* religious life - called to a religious order
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characteristics of love
* treat other with respect
* honesty and understanding
* commitment and loyalty
* communication
* enjoy spending time together
* let each other grow and develop
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what is and isn’t love?
love is…

* fosters the good in the other
* demands patience, compromise, and understanding
* caring for the needs of someone else
* doing for others what you would wish for yourself
* respecting a person’s uniqueness and boundaries
* requires us to take painful steps for the good of the other sometimes
* forgiving

love isn’t

* judgemental
* something that creates insecurities
* based solely on physical desires or attraction
* based on one person’s needs to wants
* isolating
* selfish
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biblical tips for dating
* become a healthy person
* date a healthy person
* see dating as an opportunity for encouragement
* maintain physical boundaries
* bring it to god
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Church’s definition of marriage
* a permanent and faithful love bond made freely
* a deliberate choice and promise by 2 people for each other over any and all others
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social justice
* obligations we have toward our community, larger society, & the world as a whole
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distributive justice
* obligations of government, corporations, in the distribution of societies resources
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ecological justice
* concerned with obligations that human beings have to all of God’s creation
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restorative justice
* making amends by bringing together victims and offenders to promote peace
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individual justice
* concerned with obligations between individuals, fairness, & respect in 1-to-1 relationships
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chastity
* the virtue that moderates the desire for sexual pleasure according to the principles of faith and right reason
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celibacy
* choice to refrain from sexual activity, usually having to do with a vow in religious orders
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infatuation
* physical attraction toward another person (no deep connection)
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abstinence
* The ability to refrain from indulging in something
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modesty
* an integral part of temperance. Modesty protects the intimate center of the person. It means refusing to unveil what should remain hidden
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fidelity
* the virtue that allows us to persevere in living out an unswerving commitment
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bioethics
* the study of morals based on the technological advances in biology and medicine
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virtue
* a habit that perfects the powers of the soul and disposes you to do good
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injustice
* both the lack of concern for and the violation of the well-being of others and ourselves
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justice
* striving to ensure the well-being of others as well as ourselves