theology

Question 1

Written by Pope John Paul II in 1979. The 5 questions answered in the 129 talks are: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? Why did God make me a man or woman? How can I find true happiness on Earth? How can I find a love that truly satisfies me?

Answer 1

Theology of the Body

Question 2

the ability the body has to reveal the person and God’s invisible love

Answer 2

Sacramentality of the Body

Question 3

an anthropology that sees each. human being as a person. It reveals full our complexity and the fascinating dignity of human beings.

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Adequate Anthropology

Question 4

Our body is just as much apart of our bodies

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Spiritualized Body

Question 5

the initial experience of perfect unity between man and woman and where they gave themselves to each other through the mutual gift of their bodies

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Original Unity

Question 6

the original state when Adam realized he was alone in the visible world as a person and that he was fundamentally different from the animals without a human companion.

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Original Solitutde

Question 7

it represents the experience of Adam and Eve when they were naked without shame (symbol of vulnerability)

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Original Nakedness

Question 8

humanity before the fall from God’s grace

Answer 8

Original Man

Question 9

humanity after the fall from God’s grace where pride became essential.

Answer 9

Historical Man

Question 10

inclinations toward evil

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Concupiscence

Question 11

people who have completed their eschatological journey. Man’s final end in glory

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Eschatological Man

Question 12

the study of the end things: death, judgement, Heaven or Hell

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Eschatology

Question 13

being face to face with God

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Beatific Vision

Question 14

the union of love between persons who make a gift of themselves to each other. The unity of Adam and Eve was an image of this in the Holy Trinity

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Communion of Persons

Question 15

The devil constantly attacks the family, since the devil can’t directly attack God, he attacks what has been made in God’s image (humans and their families)

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The human family as an image of the Holy Trinity

Question 16

when we maximize pleasure and minimize pain at the expense of others

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Utilitarianism

Question 17

the principle that recognizes that the only proper and adequate attitude toward human persons is love

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Personalistic Norm

Question 18

the highest form of love, it is unconditional and a decision to do good. Sacrificial love.

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Agape

Question 19

brotherly love

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Philia

Question 20

family love

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Sarge

Question 21

romantic love. desire or passion; the inner power that draws us toward all that is good, true, and beautiful

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Eros

Question 22

you recognize the good of another person, seeing their inner and outer beauty

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Love as attraction

Question 23

you can want good for yourself through desiring union with your beloved

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Love as desire

Question 24

its willing or desiring the good of another person

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Love as good will

Question 25

can be healthy and it is the tendency to conceal one's sexual value in order for people to see their personal value

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Shame

Question 26

the flaunting of the body without inhibitions

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Shamelessness

Question 27

a gift from God and it is not sinful. Only becomes sinful when lust enters the picture

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Sexual desire

Question 28

a desire to take from someone. Self-centered

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Lust

Question 29

a virtue, a consistent habit, that frees us from the selfish attitude of using others, thus making us capable of love

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Chastity

Question 30

expresses your soul, like words it can either be honest or dishonest, can give contradictory messages at times

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Language of the Body

Question 31

"I'm all yours"

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The “language” (meaning) of the marital act

Question 32

the defining act of marriage, the act which describes what marriage really is

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One Flesh Union

Question 33

unity (love) and procreation

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The two purposes of sex

Question 34

no cheating, loyalty and commitment which guides all other actions. We keep our promises no matter how your feelings change

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Faithful

Question 35

you are not controlled or manipulated by anyone including you own desires. You are not forced to love, you love because you want to

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Free

Question 36

it has to be life-giving physically, spiritually, and emotionally

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Fruitful

Question 37

love without conditions, holding nothing back. Toal self dedication or agape love

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Total

Question 38

sex between unmarried people

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Fornication

Question 39

sex outside of marriage

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Adultery

Question 40

the use of mechanical, chemical, or medical procedures to prevent contraception from taking place as a result of sexual intercourse

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Contraception/ Artificial Birth Control

Question 41

refers to the Church on Earth because we are fighting a battle for our souls

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Church Militant

Question 42

those in Purgatory who are being purified

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Church Suffering

Question 43

those who are already in Heaven with God

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Church Triumphant

Question 44

If true, they are true for everyone, always.

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Objective Truth

Question 45

"on human life". reaffirms God's plan that artificial birth control is bad, unlike natural family planning, and it forbids artificial birth control

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Humanae Vitae

Question 46

looking at a woman's cycle and refraining from sex while she is fertile

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Natural Family Planning

Question 47

bind and blind hormone. bonds you to someone or something

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Oxytocin

Question 48

not having sex

Answer 48

Celibacy