TEST

Question 0

Mortal Sin

Answer 0

Personal sin that involves a serious matter, sufficient reflection, and full consent of the will.

Question 1

Reconciliation

Answer 1

A sacrament of healing, through which Christ extends his forgiveness to sinners

Question 2

Social Sin

Answer 2

A cycle of sin, violance, and injustice caused by individual sin.

Question 3

Euthanasia

Answer 3

Any action or amission which of itself and by intention causes death, with the purpose of eliminating suffering.

Question 4

Vice

Answer 4

A bad habit, such as laziness, the inclines us to choose the evil rather than the good

Question 5

Abstinence

Answer 5

the mortal virtue that tempers ones appetite or desire for food, drink, sex, or other pleasurable experiences, such as the use of tobacco and drugs.

Question 6

Chasity

Answer 6

The moral virtue that helps one control sexual dive and expression in a way compatible to his or her state in life.

Question 7

Venial Sin

Answer 7

Personal sin that weakenss but does not kill our relationship with God

Question 8

Personal Sin

Answer 8

A failure to love God above everything and our naighbor as ourselves.

Question 9

Contrition

Answer 9

Heartfelt sorrow and aversion for sins comitted along with the intention to sin no more.

Question 10

Martyr

Answer 10

A witness ready to suffer and even die for truth and virtue martyrdom is the ultimite act of fortitude.

Question 11

Heresy

Answer 11

Outright denial by a baptized person of some essential truth about God and faith that we must believe.

Question 12

Blashemy

Answer 12

Hateful, defiant, reproachful thoughts, words, or act against God, Jesus, his Church, the saints, or holy things.

Question 13

Capital Sins

Answer 13

Mortal vices that give rise to many other failures to love. They are, pride, avarice, lust, anger, gluttony, envy, and sloth.

Question 14

Idolatry

Answer 14

The worship of false Gods.