Morality 2-3

What should be true for a law to be reasonable and good?

The punishment has to be reasonable to the offense.

What three things must an act have to be considered good?

Object, intention, and circumstances.

What are the two conditions for moral responsibility?

Knowledge and freedom.

What does moral maturity entail?

Accepting responsibility.

Are we responsible for vincible (conquerable) ignorance?

Yes.

What is the divine law regarding adultery?

Thou shall not commit adultery.

What is the date of the Assumption?

August 15th.

What is situation ethics?

a moral philosophy that judges an action as right or wrong based on the unique context of a specific situation rather than by strictly following universal, unchanging rules

When does our conscience function?

Before, during, and after the act.

What does a good law enhance?

Freedom.

What are the days of abstinence in the church?

Good Friday and Ash Wednesday.

Can natural law change?

No.

Can divine law change?

No.

Can canon/civil law change?

Yes.

What does natural law state?

Do good and avoid evil.

What separates man from animal?

Rational thinking and free will.

What does canon law require regarding mass attendance?

We have to attend mass every Sunday.

Does being a disciple of Christ make us less free?

False.

Is All Saints' Day a holy obligation?

Yes.

What is a conscience that is too hard on itself called?

Scrupulous conscience.

What is a conscience that is too easy on itself called?

Laxed conscience.

Is law objective or subjective?

Objective.

Is conscience objective or subjective?

Subjective.

What virtue keeps things in balance?

Temperance.

What is the theological virtue that trusts God to keep His promises?

Hope.

What system determines the level of goodness?

Consequentialism.

Is God the author of divine law?

Yes.

Is God the author of natural law?

Yes.

Is God the author of canon/civil law?

No its Human made

What kind of law respects all people?

Natural law.

Who said 'I think therefore I am'?

Descartes.

What is the principle of double effect?

One action has two effects.