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The tendency to sin is known as
concupiscence
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God's reward to those who love Him is and is a gift from God is called
merit
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Being \_____ is the opposite of being self-centered
meek in spirit
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Our vocation as Christians, the goal of our existence is \_____
beatitude
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Scripture and Tradition can be compared to the compass in our Catholic faith. (True/False)
True
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The only civilization in the Fertile Crescent that was monotheistic was the \_____
Israelites
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The Beatitudes are found in the Gospels of Luke and Mark (True/ False)
True
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Describe 3 God given gifts that make us the "high point" of creation.
1 - Soul - It is immoral and will live on after death. It gives us conscience and free will. It allows us to be in communion with God.
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2 - Intellect - It gives us the ability to understand the order of things that God created and to understand how to be in communion with God. Allows us to tell the difference between good and evil.

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3 - free will - The ability to chose what actions that we want to take. It lets us chose to be in communion with God. It is our basis for moral responsibility.

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The work of salvation by Jesus Christ is called \____
Paschal Mystery
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The \___ is the fulfillment of God's saving plan.
Paschal Mystery
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The first stage in the justification process is \____
katharsis
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Factors that may lessen blame when we choose the wrong course of actions include \___
fear / strong social pressure/ ignorance of the effects of an action.
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The founder of the Jesuits Order was St. Augustine(True/ False)
False
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The gift of intellect given by God does what
1- gives us the ability to see and understand the order of things
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2- shows us to distinguish between what is truly good and what appears to be good

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3- gives us the ability to understand how to be in communion with God.

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What are three factors that can lessen the moral responsibility of our actions
1- the side affects of medicine
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2- fear

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3- strong social pressure

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The Bishop of the 2nd century who was instrumental in fighting against heresies was \____
Irenaeus
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Our primary goal in Christian morality is \____
to collaborate with God's grace
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Polytheism is the worship of many God's (true/ false)
True
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List 3 of the 8 Beatitudes
1- Blessed are those who mourn for their will be comforted. This means that as caring Christians, we should comfort those who are sad.
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2- Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy. This means that you should be forgiving of others and in return you will be forgiven for your sins

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3- Blessed are they who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness, for they will become children of God. This means that you should not abandonee your faith even if you are made fun of

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The ultimate or most important effect of Original Sin \___
death
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According to Eastern Catholics the last stage of justification process is theoria. (true/ false)
False
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God made us to \_____
live in loving communion with Him and one another
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Our sin will be reunited with our resurrected body at \___
The Last Judgement
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Where else besides the Gospels of the New Testament can moral teachings be found in the New Testament?
Epistles/ letters
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The Precepts of the Church primarily ask us to participate in the Church's sacramental life and in the __
Church's mission in the world
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The papal author of the encyclical God is Love, (Deus Caritas Est) is \_____
Pope Benedict XVI
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We are not responsible for our failure to follow moral law (True/ False)
False
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Only Church law has its basis in Eternal Law (True/ False)
False
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Natural Law is a part of human nature and does not depend on any religion (True/ False)
True
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We are free to what is right or wrong; however, we are not free to
to decide what is right and wrong
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Conscience is a gift of God to help us know moral law (True/ False)
True
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Another name for the Great Commandment is \____
Law of Love
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A popular summary, usually in book form, of Catholic doctrine about faith and morals is the \___
catechism
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God has revealed His moral law to us through
Scripture and Tradition
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The quote, "Natural Law is nothing other than the light of understanding placed in us by God... is attributed to St. Ignatius of Loyola. (true/ false)
False
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Another name for the 10 Commandments is \_____
Decalogue
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Obeying the moral law established by God decreased human freedom. (true/ false)
False
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Name and discuss 5 Precepts of the Church
1- keep holy the day of the Lord's Resurrection
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2- live a sacramental life

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3- strengthen and support the Church

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4- to study the teachings of the Catholic Church

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5- to join the missionary works of the Church

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Because of the gift of free will, we are not obliged to follow moral law (True/ False)
False
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What are the 3 consequences for going against God's natural order?
The three consequences for going against God's natural order are physical, relational, and spiritual
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To be moral is to be fully human (True/ False)
True
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The code in the Old Testament that deals with ritual worship is called the \___
priestly code
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The gift of the Holy Spirit to the whole Church by which the leaders are protected from error is called \___
infallibility
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The 10 Commandments are found in the Old Testament in the Books of __
Exodus and Deuteronomy
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The teaching office of the Church is called the \___
Magisterium
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Moral law is subjective, meaning we are free to decide what is right or wrong (True/ False)
False
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You shall not kill is the \____ commandment
5th
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Eternal Law is always true and unchanging (True/ False)
True
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The New Law found in the New Testament is called the \____
Beatitudes
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The Great Commandments can be summarized as \___
love of God and love of neighbor
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All of the following are considered sins in the Old Testament except \____
sinful people achieve the most success
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When Jesus says we should forgive someone 70 x 7 times, he means
an unlimited number
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When the Israelites worship a golden calf in the desert they were going against the 3rd Commandment (True/ False)
False
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Social conditions that allow for all citizens to meet basic needs is called the common good. (True/ False)
True
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God's moral law can be described as all of the following except \___
the burden under which we must all labor
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The Lost Parables are found in the Gospel of \___
Luke
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Pesha in the Old Testament is most closely associated with hamartia in the New Testament (True/ False)
False
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When Jesus said we must have a childlike faith, he meant that \____
we must trust that God loves us even more than we love ourselves
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We need to develop vices in order to do good in the world (True/ False)
False
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King Solomon committed adultery and arranged for the husband of the woman he got pregnant to be killed in battle (true/ false)
False
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In the Parables of the Rich Man and the Parable of the Rich Fool, Jesus is saying that
material wealth does not mean that someone is living a life pleasing to God
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Through the Church, God has revealed the guidance we need when it comes to religious and moral law; this helps us to give a(an) \_____ to make moral decisions
informed conscience
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The central focus of salvation history is how \____
God saves us from sin and death
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Name 5 of the 7 capital/ deadly sins
1- envy
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2- sloth

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3- lust

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4- gluttony

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5- wrath

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Certain sins that are particularly harmful because they lead to and reinforce other sins and vices are called \____
capital sins
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Chata means missing the mark (true / false)
True
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Cheating is a sin against the 5th commandment (true/ false)
False
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The intended outcome or motive of an act is called the intention (true/ false)
True
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The encyclical, On the Conditions of Labor, was written by Pope St. John Paul II. (True/ False)
False
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One key idea about sin, especially in the Old Testament, is that \___
sin is rebelling against God
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Ageism is an example of social sin (True/ False)
True
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What are 3 criteria necessary for a sin to be considered mortal
1 - The sin must have grave matter
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2- the person committing the sin must have full knowledge of the evil act.

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3- the person must give there full consent in committing the action

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The first 3 commandments all have a common theme of
loving and honoring God
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The sin most contrary to the love of God is \___
hatred of God
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The Church teaches that \___
it is each person's free decision to accept God's gift of faith. / only the Catholic Church has the fullness of faith.
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The original Old Testament meaning of the First Commandment focused on \____
The sin of worshipping gods and goddesses other than Yahweh
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What is the best way to enrich our relationship with God?
to participate in the sacraments and in the life of the Church
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Making the Sign of the Cross over a parking meter instead of putting in money because you believe that blessing the meter will keep you from getting a ticket if a form of \___
superstition
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The 3 monotheistic faiths in today's world are \___
Islam, Judaism, and Christianity
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All of the following are examples of veneration except \___
worshiping Mary as the Mother of God
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Using the names of the Virgin Mary and the saints in vain is wrong because \___
they led holy lives/ they are in heaven and can intercede for us/ their names are sacred
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In which sacraments do Catholics promise to reject Satan and all his works?
Baptism and Confirmation