CVE Flashcards by Banana Bread

We express our SEXUALITY in many ways: through the clothe we wear, in the way we speak and relate to other persons, in the way we make decisions, as well as in our capacity to master our feelings and sexual urges.

TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

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Puts order into our sexual drives, much as telling the truth orders our speech.
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CHASTITY

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In the Christian view, CHARITY does not signify rejection of human sexuality: rather it signifies spiritual energy capable of defending love from the perils of selfishness and aggressiveness, and able to advance it toward its full realization. TRUE or FALSE?

FALSE. CHASTITY

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Is a fundamental aspect of our being human.

SEXUALITY

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Obstacles to Growing in Chastity

MASTERBATION
ARTIFICIAL CONTRACEPTIONS
PORNOGRAPHY AND PROSTITUTION
HOMOSEXUAL ACTS

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The arousing of oneself by touching one’s sexual organs or other similar means.

Contradicts the very meaning and purpose of our sexuality because it reinforces the wrong notion that sex is merely for one’s personal pleasure.

MASTERBATION

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Ignores the true meaning of the sexual act because it fails to serve its real purpose of drawing persons to become truly free and loving.

PREMARITAL SEX

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The love between a husband and wife is naturally oriented toward the begetting and proper education of children, “for conjugal love naturally tends to be fruitful”

The Church affirms the wisdom of reasonably spacing the births of children within a family.

ARTIFICIAL CONTRACEPTIONS

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Refers to any material (e.g., pictures, periodicals, films, websites, among others.) that violates the private and intimate nature of the human sexual act by exposing it to other persons and leads the viewer to sexual excitement.

PORNOGRAPHY

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Is engaging in the sexual act for money/selling your body.

PROSTITUTION

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Our Christian faith reminds us that we must accept persons who have a homosexual orientation with genuine respect, compassion, and sensitivity.

Homosexuality in itself isn’t a sin, rather it is homosexual acts/sexual acts between two people of the same gender because of the same reasons that masterbation is a sin.

HOMOSEXUAL ACTS

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Is deeply valued in personal relationships and experiences.

TRUTH

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

Upholding truth means our thoughts must align in reality and not be in error.
Pursuing knowledge in field like Math, Science, Psychology, History, and Theology helps us understand the world and ourselves.

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
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D - Only statement B is correct.

JUSTICE is a means of valuing truth, empowering us to solve problems and understand reality.
Filipinos have a strong affinity for truth, always asserting the right to know facts, especially when distorted by those in power.

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
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D - Only statement B is correct.

Upholding TRUTH means expressing honestly what we think and not lying.
HONESTY is an expression of respect for the dignity of all persons, not just a cold truth.

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
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Upholding truth in ACTIONS means aligning our actions with our thoughts and words, avoiding hypocrisy
Personal integrity and acting according to our principles DOES NOT bring inner peace and reveal our value of truth in deeds.

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

As Christians, we acknowledge GOD as the ultimate source of truth in thoughts, words, and deeds.
We are called to live TRUTH in all areas of life, strengthened by the Holy Spirit. SACRED SCRIPTURE and CHURCH TEACHINGS deepen our understanding of upholding the truth.

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The 8th Commandment:

YOU SHALL NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS AGAINST YOUR NEIGHBOR

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The 8th commandment upholds the value of truth by not just prohibiting lying in court but also commanding respect for others’ good names.

Truth and speaking the truth are not private matters but relate to our relationships with others and with God.

TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

The truthfulness of witnesses in court is crucial for the life and freedom of the accused.
Proclaiming truth is an act of respecting human dignity and the sovereignty of God. This commandment emphasizes standing against perversions of truth that threaten a just and loving community

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A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

Jesus affirmed the importance of truth, warning against false oaths and urging truthfulness in thoughts and words.
Jesus lived without respect for the truth, he played roles and put on a face to impress others.

A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

In His life and ministry, Moses remained true to Himself and the will of His Father, revealing the truth through His actions, miracles, teachings, and parables.
By His life, Jesus demonstrated that He was not only the Lord of the Commandments but also a man who lived by them (CFC 1225).

A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

True freedom comes from knowing and proclaiming the truth, especially in our relationship with God and others.
Jesus, the truth Himself, calls us to follow His example in thoughts, words, and deeds that lead to freedom

A - Both statements are correct.
B - Both statements are incorrect.
C - Only statement A is correct.
D - Only statement B is correct.

True freedom comes from knowing and proclaiming the truth, especially in our relationship with God and others.
1 John 2:4-6 emphasizes that knowing Christ means living as He lived but not following His commandments to truly abide in Him.

A false, individualistic notion of freedom is a distorted understanding of freedom as "doing what one wants" undermines honesty and truth. TRUE or FALSE?

TRUE

Doing this ESPECIALLY under oath, violates the eighth commandment (perjury), putting the life and freedom of the accused at risk.

LYING

Speaking falsely to destroy someone's reputation is a violation of truth.

SLANDER & CALUMNY

Speaking true but unnecessarily damaging information about someone's reputation

DETRACTION

Upholding truth means protecting others' honor and good name.

RESPECTING OTHERS' GOOD NAME

This corrodes trust and respect in communities, leading to alienation, misunderstanding, and even violence.

GOSSIP AND BACKBITING

Violate human dignity and can cause long-term psychological harm.

NAME-CALLING, TEASING, AND VERBAL ABUSE

This can promote negative values like promiscuity, violence, and consumerism, distorting the truth about human dignity and life.

NEGATIVE VALUES IN MEDIA

They should guide children in discerning the truth in media content.

ROLE OF PARENTS

True freedom in following Jesus means acting justly toward others, with Christ as the perfect example. The Holy Spirit empowers us to live justly.

ACTING JUSTLY

True love requires us to share with those in need—particularly the poor, oppressed, and marginalized. Loving others means meeting their needs and working for their dignity.

LOVE FOR GOD AND OTHERS

Every person reflects the image of God, and Christians are called to recognize God in everyone, demanding justice and love in all interactions.

SEEING GOD IN OTHERS

As we mature, our sense of justice should extend beyond personal concerns to the needs of all people. We must treat everyone with respect, not only family and friends but also non-family members and community members.

FAIRNESS

We are called to act justly in various ways, including participating in honest elections and advocating for justice.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

We often demand fairness for ourselves but may not consistently treat others fairly.

SELF-CENTERED ATTITUDE

Many people today are indifferent to broader societal injustices, failing to act or speak out when injustice is evident.

INDIFFERENCE TOWARDS SOCIETAL INJUSTICE

The 7th Commandment: ?, emphasizes our obligation to promote justice by respecting others' property and rights.

THOU SHALL NOT STEAL

The 10th Commandment: ?, warns against disordered desires and unhealthy attachment to material things, which can lead to injustice.

THOU SHALL NOT COVET YOUR NEIGHBOR'S HOUSE OR POSSESSIONS

Through His life of simplicity, generosity, and compassion, Christ calls us to solidarity and compassion rather than greed or envy.

CHRIST'S EXAMPLE

This person defined justice as "the firm will to give persons their due," meaning everyone deserves basic human needs such as food, clothing, shelter, and respect.

ST. THOMAS AQUINAS

As relational beings, we must work with others in the community to ensure that no one suffers from hunger, lack of shelter, or oppression.

OBLIGATION TO WORK FOR JUSTICE

A - Both statements are correct. B - Both statements are incorrect. C - Only statement A is correct. D - Only statement B is correct. Catholic social teachings are moral principles, attitudes, and values that guide Christians in confronting social issues based on the life and teachings of Christ. However, these teachings DO NOT address issues like human rights, peace, poverty, education, the dignity of labor, and environmental care.

A - Both statements are correct. B - Both statements are incorrect. C - Only statement A is correct. D - Only statement B is correct. Justice begins with recognizing and promoting the dignity of every person. A just society is built on respect for human rights and equality.

A - Both statements are correct. B - Both statements are incorrect. C - Only statement A is correct. D - Only statement B is correct. The right to own material possessions is absolute. Resources are not meant for the benefit of everyone, however, amassing wealth while depriving others of basic needs is an example of justice.

A - Both statements are correct. B - Both statements are incorrect. C - Only statement A is correct. D - Only statement B is correct. Christ's teachings emphasize the obligation to care for the poor. Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and support the marginalized. Ensure the poor live with dignity.

A - Both statements are correct. B - Both statements are incorrect. C - Only statement A is correct. D - Only statement B is correct. Work is unrelated to both personal growth and financial rewards. It is a way to share in God's creativity and generosity.

A - Both statements are correct. B - Both statements are incorrect. C - Only statement A is correct. D - Only statement B is correct. Christians are not called to respect and protect the environment. Creation is interconnected, and harm to the environment is saving our future generations.