Theo Final 2 Flashcards by Claire Conlon

T/F The starting point of Christian morality is what should we do

F who are we?

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Which is not one of the five things grace does for us?

B. Calls us to confirmation

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Help given for a particular need

Actual grace

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T-F particular judgement takes place at baptism

F death

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Jesus’s passion wins for us

Justification

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Aka habitual grace

Sanctifying grace

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Have because we are made in gods image

Dignity

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Living our life in response to Jesus

Catholic morality

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T/f The comm. of saints refers to the people from the past known for their goodness

F past and present

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Tf among other things, Eucharist celebrates reconciliation

True

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Tf the sacraments of initiation are baptism, conf, and reconciliation

F b,c, and Eucharist

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The Greek word for church means

B. Gathering

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The sacrament that is the gateway into the church is

C baptism

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The term for teaching office of the church is

C. Magisterium

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Official letters from the pope

Encyclicals

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Letters of St. Paul

Epistles

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Teaching doc of the church

CCC

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Statements of church leaders from the 1960s

Documents of vcII

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Letters from a bishop

Pastoral letters

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The sacrament that is the heart and summit of the church is

B. Eucharist

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The two principle sacraments of forgiveness are

D. Reconciliation, Eucharist

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Tf certain nationalities are not included in body of Christ

F all nationalities

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Tf the weakest body parts are just as important as the strongest

True

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Tf if one part hurts, all parts share the pain

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The pope who called for vcII was

D. Pope john xxiii

The opposite of reconciliation and belonging is

B. Alienation

Tf at its very root conscience seeks greater processing, refinement, sensitivity

F knowledge, refinement, sensitivity

Tf conscience can never be divorced from the hs who is truth

F from Jesus

Tf the Latin root of conscience is the active verb to understand

F to know

Tf human dignity should be cultivated and followed in moral decision making

Tf ignorance and errors in making moral decisions are not always free from guilt

F self responsibility

Educated developed conscience

Informed conscience

Unused, ignored conscience

Lax conscience

Not really conscience at all

Individualistic conscience

Feeling bad about something we did

Guilty conscience

A good judgement

Good conscience

A conscience in error

Erroneous conscience

Not responsible for any wrongdoing

Clear conscience

An act of judging, an activity of the whole person

Conscience

What is it that enables man to turn himself towards what is good

B. Freedom

Nonuse of conscience does not equal

C. Nonexistence

Ch 5

Hell, social sin, sin of omission, culpability, mortal sin, heart of man

Being true to God, yourself

Integrity

Trusting in god

Hope

Threats or forcible restraint

Duress

Real or imagined dangers

Fear

Tf a virtue is an habitual and firm disposition to do good

True

Tf a distorted version of freedom is called duress

F called license

Tf st Augustine's defined love as "to will the good of another"

F st Thomas aquinas

Tf seeking to know and to do Gods will is known as charity

False. Known as faith

Rooted in God

Theological virtues

Meaning of the word "cardo"

Hinge

Without this we are not saved

Faith

Grow with education, practice

Virtues

Necessary to live out virtues

Prayer

Attributes, features of who we are

Character

Counteracts selfishness, fear

Generosity

Not hiding behind a role, image

Genuine

Indicates a failure to love

Sin

Values we claim our important

Stated values

Values demonstrated by our actions

Lived values

Bad qualities, habits

Vices

Which is NOT something a virtuous person does

B. Have a sense of self esteem

Tf we have freedom and willpower to judge whether a act is good or bad

F freedom and wisdom

Tf feelings can be manipulated and prone to error

F manipulated and misguided

Tf who figures into morality by who does an action, and who finds out about it

F and who is affected

Tf friends are not the final word in our moral decision making

F feelings

Tf passions do not determine whether an act is right or wrong

Tf taken by themselves, emotions are neither good or bad

Tf fear, pressure, and loneliness could be mitigating factors in decision making

F f, p, and ignorance

Refers to what we do

Object

Moral decision making is a matter of

Judgement

Influences that choices that people make

Values

The reasons people do what they do

Motives

Tells us a great deal about who we are

Motives

Emotions affect

Willpower and good sense

Scrutinize

To examine with care a situation so nothing is overlooked

Theo Final 2 Flashcards

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