THEO300 Final Study Guide

God, Good Life, True Happiness with Dr. Koerpel at the University of Saint Francis

fortitude (courage)

the doctrine of double effect

prudence

temperance

object

intention

ends

purposes

justice

desire

freedom of indifference

morality of obligation

emphasizes how living a virtuous life aligned with God's will leads to true human flourishing (eudaimonia) and ultimate happiness, which is found in union with God

morality of happiness

freedom

emotions

feelings

eudaimonia (happiness) as the supreme and/final end

internal good

external good

freedom for excellence

habits

circumstances

intellect

will

cardinal virtues

doctrine of the mean

intentional action

free action

transitive

intransitive

features of action

natural justice

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legal justice

corrective justice

distributive justice

just war theory

ius as bellum (justice in going to war)

ius in bello (justice in the conduct of war)

moral realism

vincible ignorance

invincible ignorance

erroneous conscience

weakness of the will

Deontological ethical theory

Consequentialism ethical theory

Utilitarian ethical theory

forgiveness

sin

grace

dropping the atomic bombs during WWII

morality of obligation view of religious belief and ethics

morality of happiness view of religious belief and ethics

theological virtue of hope

theological virtue of charity

theological virtue of faith

infused cardinal virtues

the Fool’s way

natural inclination to believe

love of neighbor

love of enemy

restlessness

natural desire for truth

faith and reason

living in and through Christ

pride of the restless heart

big-picture questions and beliefs