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1) faith- Believe in God
2) Hope- Desire Heaven
3) Love-Greatest of all virtues, love god above all
This enables us to live in a relationship to Blessed trinity |
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(Behavioral)
1) Temperance-Moderation and Balance
2) Justice- Right relationship with others
3) Prudence- right reason in action
4) fortitude- Strength to follow conscience |
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| Knowledge based on human experience reason, and Gods revelation that discovers what we ought to do to live fully human lives. |
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| Having ability to respond requires freedom and intelligence= give us ability to become good parents. Freedom and intelligence is required for this. |
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| Is who we really are and who we are becoming through choices and actions |
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| Official teaching authority of the Church |
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| - “power rooted in reason and will..deliberate actions on ones own responsibility” |
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| Must use your head In decision making. Part of conscience and decision making. |
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| (Scripture) How God wants us to be. Teaching of God in scripture |
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| We do not need to earn this we are born with this trait. Comes from God, You cant loose this. |
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| Philosophy that denies any meaning in existence or religion belief-> nothing after death |
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Consequences of sin of our first parents all humans born with original sin.
1)Individual and collective tendency to choose self over God.
2)Born into imperfect world.
3)We are imperfect. |
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| helps us deal with sin) God love and salvation reveled through the life death passion and resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ. Sacraments celebrate this great mystery of Gods love. |
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| Understanding aspects of the dignity of the human person (what means to be made in divine image)- |
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| Quality of being worth we deserve respect. Dignigty comes from relationship with God. |
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| Understanding of spiritual nature of humans and all the abilities represented by that idea- |
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1)Ability to think
2)Ability to love
3)Ability to have Free will
4)Ability to Grow
5)Ability to be responsible |
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| Understanding social nature of humans including Catholic social teachings related to subsolidarity, common good, and solidarity- |
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1)Subsidirity- Higher unit society should not do what a lower unit can do as well or better.
2)Common good- total of social conditions that allow people to reach their fulfillment
3)Solidarity- Christian Virtue of social charity of friendship. |
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S stands for?
what 3 components needed? |
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search for the truth
-Moral object
-intention
-Circumstances |
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T stands for...?
what 2 things must you think about? |
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Think
-Alternatives
-Consequences |
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O stands for...?
what 2 other things must u think of? |
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Others
-Consider effects
-Consultation |
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P stands for...?
what 2 other things must you do? |
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Pray
- Talking
- Listening to God |
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| “why am I doing this” both good and bad intentions |
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| can increase or decrease moral goodness of action |
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| Decision making process, helps focus on implication |
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| Revels what God intends us to do and avoid according to his wise loving plan Gods love revieled in our hearts sense how God wants us to behave |
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| Known as law of moses or Ten commandemts |
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| recalls hghest norm of human life, Helps us stay on the right path |
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| divine law “precepts of the church are ser in conex of moral life |
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| deny that humans have power to choose. |
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1) Ignorance
2) Inadvertence
3) Fear |
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1) Physical
2) Emotional
3) Intellectual |
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- Fear
- Feelings and emotions that hold you back |
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-Peer pressure
-Choice
-of speech |
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| Practical judgment of reason that helps a person decide the goodness or sinfulness of an action or attitudes. |
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| the situation, your feelings, effects |
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| lazy conscience, don’t care “seemed fun, so did it” |
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| knowing, looking for all information, feeling guilt for doing something wrong |
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| When your conscience is wrong, a wrong voice in your heard |
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| Moral virtue ensures firmness in diffeculties and constancy in pursuit of the good. Strength in difficult times. |
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| Subjective norms of morality- |
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| conscience, your own interpretation of something |
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| Objective norm of morality |
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| Jesus and 10 commandments, same for everyone |
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| purposely doing something wrong, anything that hurts relationship with God. |
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1)Don’t do everything you could
2)Doing something not to your best ability
3)Short Cut
-The target is union with God, sinning is missing the target |
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| Sin as hardening the heart- |
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1)“ I don’t care”
2)Saying rude things
-Deliberate rebelling against God |
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| “FORGIVNESS” Turn from sin/ love |
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| A cycle of sin, violence, and injustice caused by individual sins |
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| Moral vices give rise to many other failures to love, pride, lust, and anger. |
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| personal sin involves serious matter total rejection of God |
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| personal sin weakens but not kill relationship with God. |
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| consequences of Sin from Adam and Eve Born with it. |
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