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What is Charity?

the virtue by which we love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves

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whats discrimination

(prejudice in action) unjust treatment of people or groups based on their sex, beliefs, ethnicity, religion, etc.

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whats a domestic church

where we first learn who God is and how to pray and love

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whats the definition of dominion

(not absolute) a call to care for and cultivate the earth and everything in it; it is limited by concern for the quality of life of his neighbor

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what do education and poverty have in common

education helps create opportunites for better work which can relieve poverty

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definition of faithful

being totally committed and trusting towards your spouse

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how do family and society go together

for the good of society, government and culture should empower and protect the family as God designed.

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how do family and trinity go together

the human family is an image of the Holy Trinity (joi

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what is the definition of free

marital love has no conditions (not forced)

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what is the definition of fruitful

marital love bears fruit and refers to a new life. many life giving dimensions of matrimony

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what does it mean to be inalienable

nothing can be done by a person or to a person to remove it (human dignity is)

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whats it mean to be inherent

it comes from God and is possessed by each person unconditionally simply because the person exists (human dignity is)

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whats it mean to be inviolable

it is always wrong to act against the dignity of the human person, including ourselves (human dignity is)

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what is justice

(natural virtue) treating others how they deserve to be treated; we need to look at ourselves and how we view/treat ourselves before we can treat others with love

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whats natural law

written into the hearts of all peoples at all times and in every society

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whats prejudice

a negative judgement of a person without any true basis (like sterotyping)

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what is private property and whats its meaning

property owned exclusively from the work we do and earn. it allows us to exercise our human freedom and dignity by being able to provide for family and assist those in need

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what is relativism

the idea that there is no absolute or objective truth, that we can each define for ourselves what is wrong/right

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what is solidarity?

unites people of every nation, race and belief in one universal bond, united as one family

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what are stereotypes

assuming that some characteristic or trait applies to a unique, unrepeatable person just because they belong to a particular group

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whats stewardship

to be entrusted with caring for, cultivating, and protecting something that will eventually return to its rightful owner

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whats subsidiary

the idea that there is hierarchy of rights and responsiblities that begins with the individual and families working up through communities and nations. this should happen at the lowest level possible

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whats the meaning of Universal Destination of Goods

god created resources for all not just the elite

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what does total mean

in marital love; a gift of the whole self. both vow to offer themselves for the good of the other

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what are the four things having to do with marital love

free,total,fruitful,faithful (be able to explain each)

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how are justice and charity related

both deal with treating others with respect and giving to others as well as being parts in determining whether you go to heaven

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how does family equal the foundation of society?

within the family we can learn moral values, begin to honor god, and make use of freedom. it is ultimately our families that have the earliest and biggest impact on how we view the world and ourselves.

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