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What are refutations a product of

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Need for origin and destination (death)

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Christian notion

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Good, happy, redeemed us, plan/refutations

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Evil…

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Deprivation and distortion in Christian notion

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Pain

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Tragedy on vulnerable

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What was the moral problem and when

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Need for a source, God was source of morality (vertical) prior and during Middle Ages

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What did vertical /god being source do

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Gave morality stability

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Nominalism who and what

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William Okcham sake of protecting gods divinity which denies existence of universal essences (fixed truths)

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Moral relativism

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Reduces truth to opinion but has a same value

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What did nominalism lead to

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Moral relativism

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What takes primary place in cardinal virtues

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Prudence

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Prudence is an Intellectual virtue that

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Transcends caution

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What does prudence do and geared towards who

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Lows us to say correct thing effectively and good

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Pieper says a prudent person is

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Cautious effective reflective

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We must evaluate truth in an

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Unbiased way

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Genesis 1:26-31

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Be fruitful, multiply, subdue the earth

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God made us in

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Divine image

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God created us as…. ; … And …. ; … Divinity

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Complementary beings; male and female ; equal

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Three pillars of creation

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Creation is good
Humans are good
God is behind all that is good

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Opposing viewpoint

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Nihilism :philosophy that denies any meaning in existence or religious beliefs,only thing that matters after life is nothingness and anniahlism

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Outstanding human attributes

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Free will
Ability to think
Capacity to love
Capacity to grow

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Free will

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Power rooted in reason and will to perform deliberate action son ones own responsibility

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Societies are groups ..

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Bound by principle of unity that goes beyond each individual in the community : families , school

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Original sin

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Consequences of sin of our first parents; hereditary stain all human beings are born with

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Commandments are meant to

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Safeguard good of a person and the image of god by protecting his goods

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Character

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Who we really are and who we are becoming through choices and actions

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Virtue

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Healthy good habits that help undo good and empower us to become the person god wants us to be

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Theological

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Faith love hope

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Cardinal

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Esperanto prudence fortitude justice

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Theological

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Moused into our souls by god and enable us to live in relation to blessed trinity

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Cardinal virtues

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Four hinge virtues support moral living

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Prudence

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Practical wisdom ; responsible decision making

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Fortitude

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Strength and courage to stand firm in our own convictions and do the morally right thing

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Temperance

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Moderation that brings balance in our life or self control

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Morality

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Knowledge based on human experience, reason and gods revelation that discovers what we ought to do to live fully human lives

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Human reason , human experience, divine revelation

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Human reason: god given intellects
Human experience: collective wisdom of others alive or dead
Divine revelation: teachings of god as found in scripture and teachings of church