CCF - TermTest

What are the 3 main characters in the story?

The Father, Older Brother, Prodigal Son

What refers to our ability to make value judgments regarding the correctness or wrongness of our actions, and willingly do or perform certain acts without external coercion?

FREEDOM

The exercise of freedom entails two important faculties - (1) ______________________ and (2) _______________________.

(1) knowing or the intellect and (2) volition or free will.

1.You have an extra money and your close friends are inviting you to play online games in the computer shop nearby.

A. You will join your friends so that they will not label you as "KJ" or kill joy.

B. You will not join them so that you can study for tomorrow ' s test and at the same time save the money for other more important expenses.

C. You will join your classmates but you would resolve not to stay too long in the computer shop so that you have still time to study for your lessons.

Choose the best option.

B. You will not join them so that you can study for tomorrow ' s test and at the same time save the money for other more important expenses.

2.You have not reviewed for the exam, which is rather a difficult one.

A. You will choose to cheat by having an answer code or lesson notes place under your chair from which you can copy when your teacher is not looking.

B. Take the exam and accept whatever score you will get and just do better for the next exams.

C. You will be absent/ not attend class and pretend you are sick so you can request a reschedule of your exam.

Choose the best option.

B. Take the exam and accept whatever score you will get and just do better for the next exams.

It presupposes that all humans have a sense of value or worth. It presupposes equality not in terms of wealth or socioeconomic status, but in terms of our basic natural rights. Thus, all human beings are created equal.

Human Dignity

__________________ - It is vested or granted to everyone regardless of gender, age, belief, nationality or race, socioeconomic status, and other social or even physical considerations or distinctions.

UNIVERSAL

_______________ - It should not be violated or taken for granted; rather it is something that should be preserved, respected, or given importance to by the people in society.

INVIOLABLE

______________ - It is vested upon individuals not by any process or procedure; rather, it is given to individuals by birth by the mere fact that they are human.

INHERENT

________________ - It cannot be transferred or performed by others on one's behalf.

INALIENABLE

____________ should never be made an excuse for falling into sin or doing what is not right.

FREEDOM

Freedom serves as the basis of our _________. When we willingly perform certain actions, we become responsible for the results or the fruits of our deeds.

responsibility

_____________ are related to one another since laws are expressions of the inviolability of human dignity. They define or express how we should preserve, respect, promote, or give importance to human dignity.

Laws and human dignity

For _______ tells us, "For you were called for freedom, brothers, do not use this freedom as an opportunity for the flesh; rather serve one another through love. " (Galatians 5:13)

St. Paul

____________ IS AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO PERSONS OR GROUPS OF PERSONS MUTUALLY BINDING ONE ANOTHER INTO A RELATIONSHIP THAT REQUIRES EACH PARTY TO DO OR DELIVER SOMETHING FOR EACH OTHER.

Covenants

__________________ is like our relationship with God. It is also based on mutual trust, loyalty, and faith in one another. The Scripture provides several stories of how God has entered into covenant relationships with His people through leaders or prophets.

Friendship

These are agreements wherein the mutual obligations or duties are clearly stipulated or written down. In common legal terms, we call these contracts. The contracting parties promise to observe certain rules, and to mutually perform certain tasks for their own welfare or the welfare of the community.

Explicit or Written Covenants

These are considered as unwritten agreements which are normally based on mutual trust and expectations from one another, set either orally or through practice. An example would be our relationships with friends. Our expectations of friendship are not written; however, these expectations build or break harmonious relationships

Implicit or Unwritten Covenants

God promised him salvation from the great flood.

Noah

God promised him to bless His descendants.

Abraham

God promised deliverance to the Israelites from the hands of the Egyptians and enter the Promised Land of Canaan.

Moses

_______________ between God and human is based on trust or faith in Him. We entrust ourselves to Him because we believe that He is a God who will bless, support, protect, and guide us in our daily lives. Formally, we entrust ourselves to God through the sacrament of Baptism.

the covenant

_______ serve as the foundation of covenant because it stipulates or defines the things that we should do when we enter into a relationship with someone. Our relationship with God is guided by the supreme law of love of God and neighbor, in the same way that our human relationships are guided by different human laws that prosper the common good.

Laws

Worship the Lord your God, and serve Him only.

I Am the Lord your God, you shall not have other gods before Me.

To use God's name in vain means to use His name in a frivolous or vulgar manner.

You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.

The word holy means something that is sacred or dedicated to God.

Remember to keep holy the Sabbath day.

_________________________, specifically, means to “prize highly, care for, show respect for, and obey" authority in our lives.

Honor your father and your mother.

This commandment demands respect for human life and is more accurately translated as "_________________________.

You shall not kill.

It is a commandment to cherish and honor marriage.

You shall not commit adultery.

It is viewed to forbid the taking or keeping of a neighbor's goods and demanding respect for the right to private property./

You shall not steal.

Speaking falsely in any matter, lying, and any way devising and designing to deceive our neighbour.

You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.

To covet another person's wife or husband means entertaining impure thoughts about the woman or man married to someone else.

You shall not covet your neighbor's wife.

The commandment refers to desire to the point of seeking to take something that belongs to another individual.

You shall not covet your neighbor's goods.