Final Terms

Question 1

refers to the ability of sexual intimacy to bring about new life through the procreation of children.

Answer 1

procreative meaning of sex

Question 2

key purposes of sexuality within the context of Christian marriage. The unitive meaning refers to the way in which sexual intimacy within marriage is a sign of the total self-giving and communion between a husband and wife.

Answer 2

unitive meaning of sex

Question 3

sex is not just the act but all of the beautiful things it says

Answer 3

sex as language metaphor

Question 4

1. the act of discerning what is right and wrong
2. refers to a harsh, critical, and self-righteous attitude where a person not only makes judgments but also condemns others

Answer 4

judgement (1) vs. judgementalism (2)

Question 5

vice that involves a disordered desire for sexual pleasure

Answer 5

lust

Question 6

virtue that helps us properly order our sexual desires

Answer 6

chastity

Question 7

grace doesn’t replace or override human nature but instead elevates and perfects it.

Answer 7

grace perfects nature

Question 8

virtues that are given to us by God through His grace, rather than being developed solely by our own effort

Answer 8

infused cardinal virtue

Question 9

virtues that are developed through human effort and repeated practice

Answer 9

acquired virtue

Question 10

virtue that is given to us by God

Answer 10

infused virtue

Question 11

free gift of God’s help and love, given to enable us to live a virtuous and holy life

Answer 11

Grace

Question 12

basic, innate forms of love that all humans experience and express in their relationships with others
love for: oneself, family, others

Answer 12

natural loves

Question 13

guiding principle or foundation that shapes how the virtues are lived out in a person’s life

Answer 13

form of the virtues

Question 14

1. friendships based on shared goals, values, or purposes.
2. friendships are based on enjoying each other’s company
3. most virtuous kind of friendship. They are based on a mutual desire for the good

Answer 14

friendships of unity (1)/pleasure (2)/goodness (3)

Question 15

theological virtue of love

Answer 15

charity

Question 16

Our Lamb has conquered

Answer 16

noster agnus vicit

Question 17

1. quality of living that reflects integrity, balance, and health—spiritually, emotionally, and physically
2. set apart for God and living in a way that reflects God’s love, goodness, and truth

Answer 17

wholesomeness (1) vs. holiness (2)

Question 18

practical ways Christians are called to love and serve others

Answer 18

corporal works of mercy

Question 19

theme where Jesus often tells people not to reveal who He is

Answer 19

Markan Secret

Question 20

he study and understanding of who Jesus Christ is

Answer 20

christology

Question 21

act of giving up something valuable out of love,

Answer 21

sacrifice

Question 22

Christian belief that God became human in the person of Jesus Christ

Answer 22

Incarnation

Question 23

Christian belief that at the end of time, all people will be resurrected

Answer 23

resurrection of the body

Question 24

• eternal separation from God
• the spiritual death that results from a person’s final rejection of God

Answer 24

second death

Question 25

in the end, each person will receive the ultimate fulfillment of their deepest desires

Answer 25

everyone gets what they want

Question 26

physical death when the soul leaves the body

Answer 26

death

Question 27

temporary state of purification for souls who die in God’s friendship but are not yet fully purified

Answer 27

purgatory

Question 28

state of eternal separation from God opposite of heaven

Answer 28

hell

Question 29

- ultimate fulfillment of human desires and the place where humans experience perfect happiness and union with God - eternal state of being with God

Answer 29

heaven

Question 30

- Virtue for the wayfarer -

Answer 30

hope

Question 31

loss of hope

Answer 31

despair

Question 32

the sin of living as if no matter how one lives in this life, God will indeed welcome one to the union with him

Answer 32

presumption

Question 33

someone who once chased after things like success, pleasure, or wealth expecting them to bring lasting happiness

Answer 33

Disillusioned sensible man

Question 34

putting something before God at the center of our lives

Answer 34

idolatry

Question 35

- A poor response to the occasion of hope - Another person cannot fulfill all our needs and desires -

Answer 35

Lewis's fools way

Question 36

- A problem with the fools way - A deep feeling that we are not fully satisfied by anything in this world

Answer 36

restlessness

Question 37

physical and bodily aspects of human life, such as health, beauty, pleasure, and strength.

Answer 37

Bodily goods

Question 38

material possessions or external circumstances that can contribute to a person's well-being but are not inherently necessary for a moral life

Answer 38

external goods

Question 39

type of prayer where an individual asks God for something

Answer 39

petition

Question 40

social and communal act of marriage, not private

Answer 40

marriage as public

Question 41

1. ceremony or ritual through which a couple publicly expresses their commitment to one another 2. lifelong covenant between a man and a woman that begins

Answer 41

wedding (1) vs. marriage (2)