THEO- LESSON A: CHRIST AS THE IMAGE OF THE INVISIBLE GOD Flashcards
(120 cards)
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In Latin COR means?
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HEART
2
Q
In the first part of the PPT, what are we finding
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What is in our hearts?
or what is the meaning of our lives.
3
Q
“You’ve got to figure out what you love… and its going to bring you great joy.” \
Who stated this?
A
Jeff Bezos
4
Q
Ranks or orders human needs according to importance, immediacy, and level of difficulty in terms of acquisition: at the bottom stands the physiological needs, while perched at the pinnacle is self-actualization.
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Values
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What is values?
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Ranks or orders human needs according to importance, immediacy, and level of difficulty in terms of acquisition: at the bottom stands the physiological needs, while perched at the pinnacle is self-actualization.
6
Q
To find purpose in life, we should look at our?
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Core
7
Q
It is natural for human beings to desire? what?
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Happiness
8
Q
Human beings, embark on a lifelong search for that absolute good, which will lead them to the happiness that never ends.
True or False?
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True
9
Q
What was St. Thomas Aquinas’ response to God in Latin? + Translate it in english
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Domine, non nisi te
“Lord, nothing except you”
10
Q
How do we attain God?
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By claiming that we
are redeemed.
• The road that leads to
God is described as:
✔ “narrow”
✔ “passing through
the eye of a needle.”
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God is described as:
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✔ “narrow”
✔ “passing through
the eye of a needle.”
12
Q
It is only through Christ, the only true mediator between God and man, that human beings can reach God.
TRUE OR FALSE?
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True
13
Q
We can reach God directly without any mediator.
TRUE OR FALSE?
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FALSE
14
Q
“No mission is activated and no identity is clarified apart from Christ.”
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PCP II
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- JESUS AS THE ULTIMATE REVALATION OF THE FATHER
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- IT IS ONLY THROUGH CHRIST WE CAN REACH GOD
- HE IS THE GOOD TEACHER THAT LEADS US TO THE FATHER
- THE ULTIMATE REVELATION OF THE FATHER
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Q
We look up to Christ as the ultimate revelation of the Father, who
calls us to communion, and as the good teacher who leads us to
the Father
A
17
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A. GOD AS OUR PERSONAL ABSOLUTE
Who stated this quote:
“Thou hast made us for Thyself, O Lord and our hearts are restless until they rest in Thee”
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ST. Augustine and St. Monica
-Confessions: Book 1, Chapter 1
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A. GOD AS OUR PERSONAL ABSOLUTE
who stated this ?
“ God is a personal absolute in whom is found the reason for our existence, and therefore, He is a being who gives absolute meaning to our lives.”
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Schillebeeckx, Edward. Christ the Sacrament of the Encounter with God. London: Sheed and Ward, 1963.
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“God, infinitely perfect and blessed in Himself, in a plan of sheer goodness freely created man to make him share in his own blessed life. For this reason, at every time and in every place, God draws close to man. He calls man to seek Him, to know Him, to love Him with all his strength.”Catechism of the Catholic Church
A
WE ARE BELOVED BY GOD
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Q
A. GOD IS PERSONAL ABSOLUTE
“To be a human being means to come from God and to go to God.”
Who stated this?
A
YOUCAT
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Q
God, as our personal absolute, gave Himself to us through the incarnation of Christ, His only Son our Lord.
A
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B. CHRIST IS GOD IN A HUMAN WAY
WHAT DOES THIS ENTAIL?
A
God did more for human beings than
for any other creature that He has
created:
He shared His life with them, which
happened perfectly through the
incarnation of Christ.
“In His Son and through Him, He
invites men to become, in Holy Spirit,
His adopted children and heirs of his
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Q
Through the mystery of Christ’s incarnation people actually live with God, have a special bond or relationship with Him, and most importantly they feel or experience His love everyday of their lives
A
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God’s coming down to meet His people also means raising them up and liberating from their sinful
What kind of Christ is stated?
A
Christ is human in a divine way
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Through the mystery of Christ’s incarnation people actually live with God, have a special bond or relationship with Him, and most importantly they feel or experience His love everyday of their lives.
What kind of Christ?
Christ is God in a human way
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By becoming human, Christ?
Christ became an example for all
people to follow because He
manifested those characteristics that
make man perfect.
• Jesus Christ, through His life, words,
and works, revealed how people
should live their lives.
• Jesus corrected the false belief that
people are bad or helplessly sinful.
• Jesus revealed what is true and good
about human beings: that they are all
invited by God to be perfect like Him
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To be truly human is to be like God.That man can love, forgive, show compassion, and set aside prejudices toward others, shows that the divine is truly shared with the human.
True or False
True
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It is only in the mystery of the incarnation of Christ that people can understand who they are and what their purpose in this world is.
True or False?
True
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Christ is the?
way the truth and the life
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OUR GOAL IS?
Sequela Christi
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SEQUELA CHRISTI MEANS?
We rise from the temporary setbacks of our lives and we redirect ourselves back
to Christ, “once we give up our own wealth and very self.”
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Our DIGNITY is revealed in the very mystery of the person of JESUS CHRIST who is the image of the invisible God, and the Good Teacher.
TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
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Our ——— ? is revealed in the very mystery of the person of ——— ?who is the image of the invisible God, and the Good Teacher.
Our DIGNITY is revealed in the very mystery of the person of JESUS CHRISTwho is the image of the invisible God, and the Good Teacher.
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Our ——— ? is revealed in the very mystery of the person of ——— ?who is the image of the invisible God, and the Good Teacher.
Our DIGNITY is revealed in the very mystery of the person of JESUS CHRISTwho is the image of the invisible God, and the Good Teacher.
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WHO IS JESUS CHRIST?
A. B. C. D.
A. The Ultimate Revelation of the Father
B. The Good Teacher
C. SHEDS LIGHT ON THE
MYSTERY AND DIGNITY OF THE HUMAN PERSON
D. CALLS US TO DISCIPLESHIP
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The devil wanted Christ to follow or surrender to His selfish desires. In other words, the temptation was for Christ to use His powers for his personal benefit, and consequently, disobey or contradict the reason why the Father sent Him, which is total surrender to the Father’s will
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The devil wanted Christ to follow or surrender to His selfish desires. In other words, the temptation was for Christ to use His powers for his personal benefit, and consequently, disobey or contradict the reason why the Father sent Him, which is total surrender to the Father’s will
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THE VERY NAME JESUS MEANS?
the one who is to save people from their sins” also means that Jesus is the greatest sign of God’s love for his people
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Following Christ entails radical conversion: forgetting oneself and committing
everything to Christ.
GIVE EXAMPLES
- Stripping the old self of that sinful life to take on the new white garment of
Christ.
• It is dying to oneself but rising again as a new person configured to Christ, no longer living one’s life for one’s own but for Christ.
• Being immersed in the waters of baptism all over again and time and time again
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As we praise God for the gift of
discipleship, we recall in thanksgiving
those inspired moments when we
triumphed over sin. Let us proclaim in
loving praise that we belong to Christ by
composing a short essay or a poem, with
the theme: “Surviving Mount Temptation:
That One Time when I said Yes to Christ
and No to Sin.
”
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WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL CONSCIENCE IS ACCORDED THE STATUS OF A SUPREME TRIBUNAL OF MORALJUDGMENT WHICH HANDS DOWN CATEGORICAL AND INFALLIBLE DECISIONS...
WHAT IS STATED
A RADICALLY SUBJECTIVISTIC CONCEPTION OF MORAL JUDGEMENT OR INDIVIDUALIST ETHIC
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IN PSYCHOANALYSIS THIS IS THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE
ID
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IN PSYCHOANALYSIS, THIS IS THE REALITY PRINCIPLE THAT DESIRES TO FOLLOW THE RULES ACCORDING TO SOCIETY OR REALITY
SUPER EGO
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IN PSYCHOANALYSIS, THIS IS THE PRINCIPLE THAT TRIES TO WEIGH AND DETERMINE WHAT IS GOOD OR BAD
EGO
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STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
OAP
ORAL STAGE
ANAL STAGE
PHALLIC STAGE
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WHAT IS THE ORAL STAGE IN DEVELOPMENT?
Seeking pleasure mainly through the mouth
ex. chewing, sucking, biting etc.
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WHAT IS THE ANAL STAGE IN DEVELOPMENT?
ERROGNOUS STAGE, BOWEL AND BLADDER CONTROL
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WHAT IS THE PHALLIC STAGE?
EROGENOUS/ QUESTIONING OF GENITALS
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WHAT IS OEDIPUS COMPLEX?
The attachment of a child to the parent of the opposite ex
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“If you wish to enter into life,
keep the commandments.”
Matthew 19:17
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Jesus brings the question about morally good action back to its religious foundation (VS, 9):
THE DECALOGUE.
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IN LESSON B - 1. JESUS OPENS UP THE FAITHFUL TO THE
SACRED SCRIPTURES
WHAT IS THE MAIN IDEA
ITS BY THE COMMANDMENTS WE CAN LIVE IN ETERNAL LIFE.
- Jesus definitively confirms the Decalogue and proposes them as the way and condition of salvation.
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The “Second Tablet of the Law”
commands us: ?
“you shall not murder; you shall not commit adultery; you shall not bear false witness; Honor your father and your mother; also, you shall love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 19: 18-
19).
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These commandments are summarized by Jesus’ command to His disciples: “you shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Matthew 19:19; cf. Mk. 12:31).
WHAT LESSON?
JESUS OPENS UP THE FAITHFUL TO THE SACRED SCRIPTURES
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“If you wish to enter into life, keep the commandments.” Matthew 19:17
Jesus brings the question about morally good action back to its religious foundation (VS, 9): THE DECALOGUE.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED IN THESE EXCERPTS?
JESUS OPENS UP THE FAITHFUL TO THE
SACRED SCRIPTURES
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In the “first tablet” of the Law, Jesus teaches us that God is the beginning and end of our life.
Hear O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord; You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your might. Deuteronomy 6:4-7
WHAT IS THE LESSON STATED IN THESE EXCERPTS?
JESUS OPENS UP THE FAITHFUL TO THE SACRED SCRIPTURES
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Jesus brings God’s commandments to fulfillment. Jesus shows that the commandments must not be understood as a minimum limit not to be gone beyond, but rather as a path involving a moral and spiritual journey towards perfection (VS, 15).
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
1. JESUS OPENS UP THE FAITHFUL TO THE
SACRED SCRIPTURES
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The Christian moral vocation is precisely: to commit ourselves through the power of Christ’s redeeming grace to the progressive overcoming of the evil of sin in and around us – a personal human reaching out in loving service to others – rather than simply avoiding sin or shrinking from evil.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
1. JESUS OPENS UP THE FAITHFUL TO THE
SACRED SCRIPTURES
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The Christ Jesus that we proclaimed among you…was never Yes and No. With him it was always yes, and however many the promises God made, the yes to them all is in Him. That is why it is through Him that we answer Amen to the praise of God.
LESSON B:
2. JESUS REVEALS THE FATHER’S WILL
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The three-fold yeses covering the three dimensions of human life: ?
• the intra-personal
• the inter-personal
• societal
must be grounded on the
fourth foundational,
integrating…
• Yes to God.
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This demands a radical change of heart, a real conversion, manifested in a triple yes to self, others, and society, and grounded in the ultimate yes to God, overcoming the “No” of sin.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED
LESSON B:
2. JESUS REVEALS THE FATHER’S WILL
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People today need to turn to Christ once again in order to receive from Him the answer to their questions about what is good and what is evil.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
3. JESUS TEACHES ABOUT MORAL ACTION
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To go to the heart of the Gospel’s moral teaching and grasp its profound and
unchanging content, we must carefully inquire into:
the meaning of the question asked by the rich young man in the Gospel
• the meaning of Jesus’ reply, allowing ourselves to be guided by Him.
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To go to the heart of the Gospel’s moral teaching and grasp its profound and
unchanging content, we must carefully inquire into:
• the meaning of the question asked by the rich young man in the Gospel
• the meaning of Jesus’ reply, allowing ourselves to be guided by Him.
WHAT LESSON B IS STATED?
LESSON B:
3. JESUS TEACHES ABOUT MORAL ACTION
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Jesus as the patient and sensitive teacher,answers the young man by taking him, as it were by the hand, and leading him step by step to the full truth.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
3. JESUS TEACHES ABOUT MORAL ACTION
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The first and ultimate vocation of man is communion with God and there is only one way to respond to this calling: ?
JESUS CHRIST
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The basic motivation for following Christ in moral action is, of course the Blessed Trinity: The eternal Father’s love for us, manifested pre-eminently in Jesus’ Paschal Mystery, and the Holy Spirit sent into our hearts who enables us to fulfill Christ’s own command: Love one another as I have loved you.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
4. JESUS SHEDS LIGHT ON MAN’S LOFTY
VOCATION
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Since God has loved us so much, we too should love one another.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
4. JESUS SHEDS LIGHT ON MAN’S LOFTY
VOCATION
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Christ empowered the Church to proclaim, without fear of error, faith and morals.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
5. CHRIST IS ALWAYS PRESENT TO HIS CHURCH
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The Church must always be deeply conscious of her duty in every age to examine the signs of the times and interpret them in the light of the Gospel.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
5. CHRIST IS ALWAYS PRESENT TO HIS CHURCH
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The Church as the People of God among the nations, while attentive to the new challenges of history and to mankind’s efforts to discover the meaning of life, offers to everyone the answer which comes from the truth about Jesus and his Gospel.
WHAT LESSON IS STATED?
LESSON B:
5. CHRIST IS ALWAYS PRESENT TO HIS CHURCH
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“No mission is activated and no identity is clarified apart from Christ.”
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
Jesus Christ, the Ultimate Revelation of the Father
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“ God is a personal absolute in whom is found the reason for our existence, and therefore, He is a being who gives absolute meaning to our lives.”
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
Jesus Christ, the Ultimate Revelation of the Father
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God did more for human beings than for any other creature that He has created: He shared His life with them, which happened perfectly through the incarnation of Christ. “In His Son and through Him, He invites men to become, in Holy Spirit, His adopted children and heirs of his blessed life” CCC 13
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
b. Christ is God in a Human Way
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Through the mystery of Christ’s incarnation people actually live with God, have a special bond or relationship with Him, and most importantly they feel or experience His love everyday of their lives.
Matthew 14: 13-21
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
b. Christ is God in a Human Way
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God’s coming down to meet His people also means raising them up and liberating from their sinful condition.
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
c. Christ is Human in a Divine Way
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By becoming human...
• Christ became an example for all people to follow because He manifested those characteristics that make man perfect.
• Jesus Christ, through His life, words, and works, revealed how people should live their lives.
• Jesus corrected the false belief that people are bad or helplessly sinful.
• Jesus revealed what is true and good about human beings: that they are all invited by God to be perfect like Him
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
c. Christ is Human in a Divine Way
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When asked how many times we should forgive, his response was: always! (Matthew 18:21). Christ demonstrated that goodness is not give and take. Doing good does not expect something in return but is the habitual response of someone who is created in the image and likeness of God.
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
c. Christ is Human in a Divine Way
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When the woman caught in the act of adultery was brought to Him (John 8:1-11), Jesus did not show condemnation but only mercy and compassion. When He lovingly told the woman to sin no more, Jesus showed that people, by the grace of God, can change for the better.
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
c. Christ is Human in a Divine Way
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In his encounter with Zacchaeus the tax collector (Luke 19:1-10), he exemplified before the crowd that an act of compassion can move even the most hardened sinner. When He asked to eat dinner with the tax collector, He demonstrated that we are capable of seeing the good in others.
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
c. Christ is Human in a Divine Way
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To be truly human is to be like God.That man can love, forgive, show compassion, and set aside prejudices toward others, shows that the divine is truly shared with the human.
WHAT LESSON A IS STATED?
c. Christ is Human in a Divine Way
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It is only in the mystery of the incarnation of Christ that people can understand who they are and what their purpose in this world is.
WHAT LESSON A. 1/2 IS STATED?
2. Images of Jesus in the Gospels: The Way, The Truth, The Life
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Before performing his mission or public ministry, Jesus was led by the Spirit to the desert where he was tempted by the devil(Mark 1:12,13; Matthew 4:1-11; Luke 4:1-13).
WHAT LESSON A. 1/2 WAS STATED?
2. Images of Jesus in the Gospels: The Way, The Truth, The Life
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs, state the first to last
1. physiological needs
2. safety
3. love and belonging
4. esteem
5. self actualization
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maslow’s hierarchy where we seek to eat drink or sleep
physiological needs
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maslow’s hierarchy where it seeks to find resources, shelter and protection
safety need
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maslow’s hierarchy where we seeks to be close with friends and family
love and belonging
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maslow’s hierarchy where we seek self comfidence and respect from peers
esteem
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maslow’s hierarchy where we are free, creative and take things as they are. “no more pressure”
self-actualization
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it is the pursuit of pleasure
hedonism
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peirazo mean?
temptation
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Relativism parts?
Cognitive - all truth
moral/ethics - all moral relative to a social group/norm
situational - ethics
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8 beatitudes
BP BM BM BH BM BPH BPM BPD
Blessed are those who are poor
Blessed are those who mourn
Blessed are those who are meek
Blessed are those hunger
Blessed are those who are Merciful
Blessed are those who are peace makers
Blessed are those who are Persecuted
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The human life is valuable because of its origin.
True or false?
True
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Imago dei means?
the image of God
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What are the characteristics given to us that makees us different from animals?
we are given, knowledge, free will and soul
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What is knowledge?
the ability to learn unlike animals who operate by instinct
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What is the soul?
Our spirit lives on despite the demise of our bodies
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Hylemorphic means?
embodied spirit
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espiridus means?
holy spirit
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ruach is what and its meaning?
Ruach - Holy spirit - breath of life
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A disciple is a lover of truth.
True o false
True
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A set of precepts that utterly demonstrate the moral standards of our Lord and at the same time resonate his call to follow him as his disciples
the beatitudes
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How does one become a
disciple?
A disciple imitates Jesus
who gives primacy to the will
of the Father.
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Christ crucified is a picture of a sad man. True or false?
False
CHRIST CRUCIFIED IS:
• A picture of a happy
man.
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The church was instituted by peter. True or false?
False - The Church was instituted by Christ to perpetuate His presence on earth. She
signifies in a visible, historical and tangible form the presence and redeeming
activity of Christ offered to all persons of every age, race and condition.
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The highest form of happiness can be
acquired through the practice of
virtues. For Aristotle, these virtues are
actions turned into good habits which
lead a person to transcend his/her passion. what is stated?
eudaimonism
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Focuses on the results or
consequence of our actions and
treats intentions as irrelevant
because good consequences are
equivalent to good actions.
consequentialism
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This is the act in which we are responsible for
done with knowledge and love.
human act
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This is an unintentional action such as breathing
act of man
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sneezing, human act or acts of man ?
acts of man
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When someone lacks sleep accidentally runs over someone. Act of man or human act?
act of man
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When someone is murdered. Human act or act of man?
Human act
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When someone bully another person. Act of man or human act?
human act
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What is invincible ignorance?
Ignorance which a man is not able to
dispel by such reasonable diligence
Completely takes away the
voluntariness of the malice and hence its
responsibility too.
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Two types of ignorance
invincible and vincible
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Arises from deficient education, bad
company or misleading information.
One is not responsible for the
consequences of error made in good
faith.
False judgment
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Refers to momentary deprivation of
insight. If attention is completely
lacking, there is no human act.
inattention
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Movement of the sensitive appetite
that precedes the free decision of the
will; Movement of the sensitive
appetite which is moved by the good
passion
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two forms of utilitarism
Act Utilitarianism. Holds that in any given situation, you should choose the action that produces the greatest good for the greatest number of people
Rule Utilitarianism. Teaches that we ought to live by rules that, in general, are likely to lead to the greatest good for the greatest number. Rule utility differs from Act utility by allowing us to refrain from acts that might maximize utilty in the short run and instead follow rules that will maximize utlity for
