Chapter's 2&3

Question 1

Secular

Answer 1

Not pertaining to or connected with religion

Question 2

Natural Law

Answer 2

A body of laws considered as derived from nature, right reason, or religion

Question 3

Act of a human

Answer 3

Actions accomplished without knowledge or thought

Question 4

Human Act

Answer 4

An action preformed with both knowledge and free will and involves the whole person

Question 5

Partial Knowledge

Answer 5

Knowledge that is clouded by some obstacle the interferes with correct knowledge

Question 6

Full knowledge

Answer 6

Person is aware of their actions and is aware of the moral dimensions of those actions

Question 7

Virtue

Answer 7

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Question 8

Freedom from Indifference

Answer 8

The power to choose between two contrarians

Question 9

What does it mean to share in the image and likeness of God?

Answer 9

We are his children

Question 10

What’s the purpose of grace?

Answer 10

Allows humanity to share in God’s life

Question 11

What are the 3 truths determined by Christian Anthropology?

Answer 11

1. Man was created by God in his own image and likeness
2. The existence of original sin
3. Our redemption was accomplished through Jesus Christ

Question 12

What is necessary for a person to be culpable for an action?

Answer 12

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Question 13

What role(s) do intelligence and free will play in a person’s actions and decisions?

Answer 13

Intelligence gives meaning to things and free will allows for the admission of an action or the doing of the same action

Question 14

What is the connection between freedom and discipline?

Answer 14

Freedom is discipline’s aim or goal

Question 15

What are 2 major sources of Christian Morality?

Answer 15

1. For Protestants, the Bible is the key foundation for determining what is right and wrong, even though all Christians acknowledge the book as a source.
2. For Pentecostals, the inward movement of the Holy Spirit is a principal way of governing behavior and understanding what is consistent with Christian faith.

Question 16

Name and explain the things that might keep, or inhibit, us from truly being free

Answer 16

1. Addictions - Drugs or alcohol seem to be freeing until one realizes that their lives are controlled by the consumption of them
   Bad Habits - Every time you use an excuse you surrender your freedom to change for the better
2. Ignorance
3. Fear

Question 17

How did Jesus model tolerance and true freedom? Use examples

Answer 17

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