Chapter Uno

Question 1

What is Integrity?

Answer 1

Wholeness of a person

Question 2

Sources of Theology

Answer 2

Divine Revelation

Human Reason

Question 3

What is Ethics

Answer 3

Study of Human Customs

Question 4

What is Morality

Answer 4

quality of goodness/badness of human act

Question 5

Why is Ethics still needed today

Answer 5

it provides us guidelines on how to live a moral life

Question 6

Differentiate Human Act and Acts of Human

Answer 6

Human Act - voluntary act; from discretion of one

Act of Human - involuntary act; not product of one’s decision

Question 7

this serves as the basis of what’s bad/good

Answer 7

Imperatives of Ethics

Question 8

What are the 3 Imperatives of Act

Answer 8

1. Existence of God or a supreme being
2. Existence of human freedom
3. Existence of afterlife

Question 9

What is the Etymology of Philosophy

Answer 9

Philos - Love
Sophia - Sophia

= Love of wisdom

Question 10

What is the classical definition of Philosophy?

Answer 10

It is the science which studies the final or ultimate causes of all things in the light of human reason.

Question 11

Etymology of Theology

Answer 11

Theos - God
Logos - Study

= Study of God

Question 12

What differs Theology from other human sciences?

Answer 12

-It is a study of God based on a systematic body of knowledge, and it solely relies on divine revelation

Question 13

Divine Revelation can only be accepted by what?

Answer 13

Faith

Question 14

How does God establish a relationship with humanity?

Answer 14

Revelation

Question 15

Is revelation God’s initiative?

Answer 15

Yes, it is God’s initiative

Question 16

Differentiate Theodicy and Theology

Answer 16

Theodicy - understanding God; no faith needed

Theology - based on a particular religion (thus, needs faith); discuss if God exists

Question 17

Define Theology

Answer 17

The study of God and his relationship with man and the world

Question 18

Theology is Studied through the use of?

Answer 18

reason illumined by faith

Question 19

Etymology of Ethics

Answer 19

Ethos - characteristic way of doing things

Question 20

Define Ethics

Answer 20

It is the science of the morality of human acts.

Question 21

Why is Ethics a science?

Answer 21

because it is a systematic body of knowledge meant to guide men in their pursuit of the good and happy life

Question 22

Is Ethics a practical or a speculative/theoretical science?

Answer 22

It is a practical science, meant to be applied

Question 23

Ethics can be divided into two

Answer 23

General Ethics

Special Ethics

Question 24

concerns the individual and what he ought to do to live happy and fruitful life in this world.

Answer 24

General Ethics

Question 25

concerns the individual as a member of society. All problems concerning society and the social order are taken up.

Answer 25

Special Ethics

Question 26

So what is the difference between General and Special Ethics?

Answer 26

General - concerns individual | Special - concerns individual as a member of society

Question 27

Ethics presupposes some imperatives called?

Answer 27

sine qua non

Question 28

what does sine qua non means

Answer 28

those with which

Question 29

What are the threats to life

Answer 29

Whatever is opposed to life Whatever violates the integrity of the human person Whatever insults the human dignity

Question 30

Whatever is opposed to life

Answer 30

Murder, genocide, abortion, euthanasia, suicide

Question 31

Whatever violates the integrity of the human person

Answer 31

mutilation, torments inflicted on body and mind

Question 32

Whatever insults the human dignity

Answer 32

``` Subhuman living conditions slavery imprisonment human trafficking disgraceful working conditions ```

Question 33

These threats are all poisons to human society against what?

Answer 33

the order of reason

Question 34

How is the progress in science and technology leading to the regression in moral life

Answer 34

ex: we study alive human anatomy

Question 35

Why is Morality still important today?

Answer 35

To preserve individuality and humanity: for survival of our species and for the next generation

Question 36

Can Human Act be an Acts of Human?

Answer 36

Yes (sabi ni sir sa quiz#1)