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Question 1

What does sin mean?

Answer 1

An immoral act that disobeys God.

Question 2

What are the three basic notions?

Answer 2

Missing the Mark
Depravity and Perversity
Rebellion and Transgression

Question 3

A part of division of sin that we inherited from our first parents

Answer 3

Original sin

Question 4

A part of division of sin that is personally committed by a person with knowledge and consent.

Answer 4

Personal sin

Question 5

A part of division of sin that has lesser offense because it does not constitute a complete and direct refusal of the will of God.

Answer 5

Venial

Question 6

A part of division of sin that serious offense against God and constitutes

Answer 6

Mortal

Question 7

A part of division of sin that a wrong thing a person has committed

Answer 7

Commission

Question 8

A part of division of sin that is a performance of a non good act

Answer 8

Omission

Question 9

What are the 7 capital sins?

Answer 9

Pride
Greed
Sloth
Lust
Envy
Anger/Wrath
Gluttony

Question 10

A type of capital sin that has a inordinate desire of HONOR

Answer 10

Pride

Question 11

A type of capital sin that has DISCONTENT over the good of ones neighbor

Answer 11

Envy

Question 12

A type of capital sin that who spurns love instead for fury

Answer 12

Anger

Question 13

A type of capital sin which avoids physical or spiritual work

Answer 13

Sloth

Question 14

A type of capital sin which desires what belongs to others

Answer 14

Greed

Question 15

A type of capital sin which has a excessive enjoyment of food and drinks

Answer 15

Gluttony

Question 16

A type of capital sin that craves for sexual grantification

Answer 16

Lust

Question 17

What is the counterpart of Pride?

Answer 17

Humility

Question 18

What is the counterpart of Envy?

Answer 18

Kindness

Question 19

What is the counterpart of Anger?

Answer 19

Patience

Question 20

What is the counterpart of Sloth?

Answer 20

Diligence

Question 21

What is the counterpart of Greed?

Answer 21

Charity

Question 22

What is the counterpart of Gluttony?

Answer 22

Temperance

Question 23

What is the counterpart of Lust?

Answer 23

Chastity

Question 24

It is a way of making moral decisions where we let “fate” determine how we should act

Answer 24

Toss-coin

Question 25

It is a way of making moral decisions where it is considered a self centered perspective

Answer 25

Individualistic

Question 26

It is a way of making moral decisions where they decide what people say

Answer 26

Passive conformist

Question 27

It is a way of making moral decisions where we consider all the important elements of making good moral decisions.

Answer 27

Hollistic

Question 28

It is a step in making moral decisions where we investigate the 3 dimensions of every Moral Act: * Object of the Act * Intention * Circumstances

Answer 28

Investigate

Question 29

It is a step in making moral decisions where we naturally seek guidance from our family or peers.

Answer 29

Inquire

Question 30

It is a step in making moral decisions where we think ahead about what will happen if we choose this act

Answer 30

Imagine

Question 31

It is a step in making moral decisions where we listen to our emotions

Answer 31

Introspect

Question 32

It is a step in making moral decisions where we ask Gods help in prayer

Answer 32

Implore

Question 33

It is a step in making moral decisions where we rely on the judgement of our conscience

Answer 33

Implement

Question 34

It is the goodness or badness or rightness and wrongness of human act.

Answer 34

Morality

Question 35

It is the actions done under the circumstances of ignorance, passion, fear, violence, and habits.

Answer 35

Acts of Man

Question 36

It is the lack or absence of knowledge

Answer 36

Ignorance

Question 37

It is a type of ignorance which cannot be dispelled

Answer 37

Invincible Ignorance

Question 38

It is a type of ignorance which can be and should be dispelled

Answer 38

Vincible Ignorance

Question 39

What are the 3 types of vincible ignorance?

Answer 39

Simple Vincible Ignorance Crass or Supine Ignorance Affected Ignorance

Question 40

It is the person performing an act is liable of such acts.

Answer 40

Imputability of Human Act

Question 41

It is a mental agitation of disturbance

Answer 41

Fear

Question 42

What are the types of fears?

Answer 42

Grave fear Slight fear

Question 43

It is the type of fear where it is aroused by the presence of danger

Answer 43

Grave Fear

Question 44

It is the type of fear where it is aroused by danger that is not that serious

Answer 44

Slight Fear

Question 45

It is a act of fear where it is morally responsible or voluntary

Answer 45

Acts done with fear

Question 46

It is a act of fear where it is not morally responsible or involuntary

Answer 46

Acts done without fear

Question 47

It is a movement of the sensitive appetite which is produced by good or evil as apprehended by the mind.

Answer 47

Passion

Question 48

"Passions are in themselves amoral." Who said this statement?

Answer 48

St. Thomas Aquinas

Question 49

What are the types of passion?

Answer 49

Antecedent Consequent

Question 50

It is the type of passion that a person is emotionally aroused to perform an act.

Answer 50

Antecedent

Question 51

It is the type of passion where they are deliberately aroused by the will to ensure a more prompt and willing operation.

Answer 51

Consequent

Question 52

It is the external force applied by someone to another

Answer 52

Violence

Question 53

It is the inclination to perform an act

Answer 53

Habit

Question 54

It is what Disposes to God

Answer 54

Virtue

Question 55

It is what disposes evil

Answer 55

Vice