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Religion Final

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moral object
what? the act being considered
magesterium
pope and bishops, teaching authority;obligated to consult these people
p stands for
pray
virtues
habits or dispositions to do good
moral
to be good, to be human, to be all God intended
redemption
salvation accomplished by death and resurrection of Jesus
creation is ongoing
the world is in the state of becomming
kingdon
whenever and where ever gid is present
how we fully discover ourselves
by doing the right this and giving to others
is there such a thing as safe sex
no use abstinence
pure in heart
genuine
decalogue
ten commandments (old law; covenant at mt. sinai
our hearts are restless
until they rest in god
o stands for
others
uprightness
seeking justice and peace
amoral
to be unconcerned with morals or norms
circumstances
who? where? when? how? the details of the action
morality of comformity
evil-right is determined by majority
6th commandment
chastity
s stands for
search other facts
poor in spirit
trust god
4th commandment
honor family
fundamtental vocations
to love
image of god
soul
reason
ability to think
glory
why we were made by god (glor of god)
golden calves of today
money, power, sex, drugs
mystery
something beyond human understanding
gentle/meek
kind, polite
chastity
virtue-all sex belongs in marriage applies to all people
religion
for God- comes under virtue of justice
scripture and tradition
the foundation for reverance for life: two ways to discover gods plan
5th commandment
respect all life from conception to natural death
Genesis chapter 3
story of the first sin "the fall"
civil law
city, state, and nation law
highest norm
divine laws; gods law
end never justifies
the means
letter of law vs. spirit of law
spirit of the law is about attitude (love god and your neighbor)
unconditionally
gods love
petition
to ask for something in the name of the lord
gospel values
faith, hope, and love; solidarity (friendship), justice, and peace
secular humanism
evil- emphasizing people and acheivements and forget about gods role
holy spirit
guides, inspires, and sanctifies us (make holy)
meditation
to reflect in the presence of god
intentions
why? the motives
equality
men and women have equal dignity and are made in God's image
life
sacred
are humans conditioned
no
to love is to will
the good of others
conscience
where Gods law is written; our secret inner core and sanctuary
good
to be fully human
social beings
humans need eachother
church law
cannon law; law of the church
savior of the world
jesus christ
free will
gods gift to humans to choose (intellect)
destiny
eternal
reverence for life
from comception to natural death
divine
god and gods life
covenant
pact or agreement between to parties and was first made by God
hedonism
evil- if it feels good, do it
most fundamental passion
love
contrition
sorrow for doing wrong
save sex for marriage
for babies and bonding/procreation and unity
persecuted
suffer for doing what is right
forgivness requires
being truely sorry, restitution, and promise not to do it again
beatitudes
blessed/happy
prudence
use free will to make good moarl decision
charateristics of human beings
soul, intellect, free will, capacity to love, unique, creative
passions
strong feelings the must be governed by reason
temperance
moderation
peacemakers
harmony
are humans ruled by instinct
no
Mount Sinai Covenant
ten commandments; decisive event from israel
only creature willed for its own sake
humans
cause of evil
god in no way willed evil; it was free will
greatest commandment
love god and love your neighbor
human
us- only creature willed for its own sake
justice
cardinal virtues-to give god and others their due (religious and respect)
sacraments
visible signs of the invisible God
are humans absolutely determined by heredity and environmetn?
no
divine providence
God's love and concern for us
respect
for people- comes under virtue of justice
pure love
why god created humans
morality
set of norms for free human behavior in light of revelation
enslaved
what one becomes when one chooses evil
center of morality
jesus
concupiscence
human inclination to sin
divine law
gods law
dignity
immortal- made in gods image
life
sacred from conception to natural death
mourn
sorry, sad, suffering
abstinence
to refrain from
soul
seed of eternity; immortal, image of god
responsibility
to be accountable for ones own actions
serve
obligation as followers "washing of the feet"
ethics
search for norms using reason alone
dependent
people need god
immoral
aware of norms but still break them
fortitute
courage or strength to do whats right
motives
intentions:good intentions never make an evil action good
wisdom
based on age, experience, and closeness to the Lord
true freedon
to choose amongst to good alternatives
gospel
good news of salvation
t stands for
think about alternatives
natural law
makes sense; law we are born with
merciful
forgiving

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