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| helps us to figure out the type of relationship we have with Gods creations. We must use them and respect them to benefit God. |
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| knowledge about right relationships with fellow humans, no just objects..etc |
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| listening to what God has to say in our lives |
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| What is an act of a human? |
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| act accomplished with knowledge or deliberation |
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| What are the 2 types of freedom? |
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| you know what you are doing before an act is committed |
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| obstacle in the way that prevents you from making the correct choice (e.g mental illness) |
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| How does God view our freedom |
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| in order to be a loving God, he must give us free choice to love him or not |
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| takes mortal sins as venial sins and venial sins as no sins at all |
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| thinking an act is evil when its really not |
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| making faulty decision b/c conscience isnt formed correctly |
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| 5 ways to form conscience |
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1) acceptance of moral teaching
2) knowledge of Christian life
3) prayer and meditation
4) examination of conscience
5) spiritual direction |
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1) attending mass
2)recieving eucharist at least once a year
3) confession at least once a year
4) refraining from work on days of obligation
5)fasting
6) providing for the church |
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| What 2 things does full knowledge presume? |
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1) you know what your doing
2) you know the consequences
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| Some ways we can corrupt our consciences: |
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1) not knowing about Jesus and his gospel
2) bad examples from others
3) enslavements to ones passions
4)to think we are the highest moral authority
5)rejecting church authority
6) lack of charity |
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