THY LESSON 1-2 FINALS Flashcards

(41 cards)

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More than 50 years ago, with the world on the brink of nuclear crisis, who wrote an Encyclical which not only rejected war but offered a proposal for peace?

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Pope Saint John XXIII

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Who write/said “To all people of Good will”?

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Pope Francis
LS no. 3

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Who advocated the message Pacem in Terris?

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Pope Saint John XXIII

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To whom did Pope Saint John XXIII address the message of Pacem in Terris?

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“Catholic world” and
“to all men and women of good will”

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What is the consequences of our harmful action?

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Climate change

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What event generates or produces more damaging and irreparable impacts to communities and its environment?

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Climate change

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Who said that, “Climate change is the consequences of our harmful actions, which unfortunately, generates or produces more damaging and irreparable impacts to communities and its environment”?

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Pope Francis

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WHY is Laudato Si’ addressed to “every person living in this planet”?

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1st - ALL of us are affected – there is already a CLIMATE EMERGENCY

2nd - Because we are the ones responsible or accountable to the present and future children/generation

3rd - And we “are capable of rising above ourselves”

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All is not lost. Human beings while capable of the worst, are also capable of?

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rising above themselves, choosing again what is good, and making a new start.

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We are able to take an honest look at ourselves, to acknowledge our deep dissatisfaction, and to embark on new paths to ________. No system can completely suppress _________,____________, and _______________.

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authentic freedom

our openness to what is good, true and beautiful, or our God-given ability to respond to his grace at work deep in our hearts.

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Who said that, “ I appeal to everyone throughout the world
not to forget this dignity which is ours. No one has the right to take it from us.”?

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Pope Francis, LS 205

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Pope urges us to respond to the signs of the times which are?

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the ecological crisis we are all experiencing especially the global problem: Climate Change.

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In calling to caring stewardship, the pope emphasizes on the?

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need for ecological conversion,
embracing ecological citizenship through the cultivation of ecological virtues, leading to selfless ecological commitment

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What is the Root Cause of our Ecological Crisis?

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  1. The Human Roots of the Present Ecological Crisis

a. Environmental, Social and Human Degradation
b. Technocratic Paradigm and Modern Anthropocentrism

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Pope Francis offers what criteria in Laudato Si?

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a theological criteria to judge the crisis of our common home

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The Pope affirms that ___________ is not only about the collapse of the planet’s ecosystems…but is also a _______… is symptomatic of a _____________.

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the ecological crisis
theological issue
deeper spiritual crisis.

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What is a a vital tool to understand the ecological crisis & to respond to it effectively, seen in Laudato Si?

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Theology of Earth

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The contemporary ecological crisis points to the?

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amnesia (forgetfulness) of a deeper truth

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What is the deeper truth that the contemporary ecological crisis tends to forget?

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That the world is above all God’s creation and is permeated with the divine presence.

20
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For the Israelites the beginning of sin is to?

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What are examples of Israelites forgetting?

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Angel Gabriel appeared to Zechariah – Lk 1:13ff

Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary – Lk 1:30 ff

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Zechariah from the Hebrew name _____ which means _______

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Zekharyah
God has remembered

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______ pointed out our tendency to forget the lessons of the past, thus we remain reactive

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PCP II pointed out our tendency to?

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forget the lessons of the past, thus we remain reactive

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The Good News of Creation includes?
a. The Plan of God for Creation b. The Role of Man in Creation
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In the wake of modernity, we have been accustomed to look at the natural world as _________, as in __________, or as merely as __________, as in the ____________
inert matter – the Cartesian res extensa modern science storehouse of resources neoliberal economy
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Chapter 2 of Laudato Si’ is entitled?
“The Gospel of Creation”
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What presents the theological foundation of the encyclical’s theological vision?
Chapter 2 of Laudato Si’: “The Gospel of Creation”
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Creation is Good News because?
1.Creation is very good in God’s own eyes 2.Creation is a profound act of love on the part of God 3.Creation is God’s first revelation
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It is ____________-that constitutes the intrinsic worth of every created reality
the basic goodness of creation in God’s own eyes
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__________ have an intrinsic value independent of their usefulness.
[Ecosystems]
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____________ inaugurates a new era in the Catholic Church’s approach to the natural world.
Pope Francis
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Who express and participate in the mystery of salvation?
The world of animals, forests, mountains and waters are inextricably part of God’s good news for us;
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We are called to recognize that other living beings have?
a value of their own in God’s eyes
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The German bishops have taught that, where other creatures are concerned?
“we can speak of the priority of being over that of being useful.” The Catechism clearly criticizes a distorted anthropocentrism Each creature possesses its own particular goodness and perfection.
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Each of the various creatures, willed in its own being, reflects in its own way a ?
ray of God’s infinite wisdom and goodness.
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T or F: Man must therefore respect the particular goodness of every creature, to avoid any disordered use of things”
T
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T or F: Our physical universe is an accident or a fluke event
F
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The whole creation & every creature is a sign of ?
God’s outpouring love.
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Every creature is brought into existence out of?
love and with a definite purpose.
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