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| the supernatural help from God to do good and avoid evil to enable us to save our souls. |
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| The part of theology that specifies the moral norms derived from the new being that the Christian-because of his incorporation into Christ baptism-needs to follow, with the hope of imitating Jesus life to the point of identifying with him |
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| God's call to the human being by which he is incorporated into Christ through grace and becomes a member of the Mystical Body of Christ. |
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| the way of life lived as Jesus Christ the Son of God live in the word and action |
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| a follower who adopts another persons way of life,taking on his particular type of discipline. |
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| a gift from God to make possible the free choice to love God |
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| the power rooted in reason and will,to act or not to act,to do this or that, and sto perform deliberates actions on one's own responsbility. |
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| the free dedication of oneself to the will of God,and the participation in the life of grace offered to the Christian.This dedication to the God affects a moral transformation in the life of individual |
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| a moral system that denies belief in God and views humanity as the highest form of existence. |
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| an interior law that stems from grace-in connection with life in Jesus-and becomes a norm or impulse for imitating Christ and acting like him. |
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| the theological virtue by which we love God above all things for his own sake,and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God |
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| the objective standards authored by God and taught by the church authority |
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| the standards by which we judge our actions to be good or evil.Morality looks to those human acts that impact on the totally of our personness which affect our find end. |
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| the supernatural condition of the baptized by which they participate in the life of Jesus |
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| the sin committed by Adam and Eve |
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| a moral code that prescribes what ought to be done |
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| the share in the divine life of God infused into us at Baptism |
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| failure to do what is know to be right,good,or required. |
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| a habitual and firm disposition to do good |
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| What are the 4 Cardinal Virtues? |
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| Prudence- makes us see what we should do and what should avoid in order to save our souls, as well as choose the best means to reach heaven. |
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| What are the 4 Cardinal Virtues? |
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Prudence- makes us see what we should do and what should avoid in order to save our souls, as well as choose the best means to reach heaven.
Justice-makes us render to each ones due.
Fortitude-give us strength to do Gods will in the midst of trials and difficulties.
Temperance- helps control evil desires and use rightly the things that please our senses. |
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| What are the 3 theological Virtues |
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Faith- is the virtue by which we firmly believe-on the word of God-all of the truths he has revealed.
Hope-is the virtue by which we firmly trust that God will give us eternal happiness in heaven and the means to obtain it.
Charity- is the virtue by which we love God above all things for his own sake, and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God |
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