10 - principles Flashcards by Ashe xxx | Brainscape

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concerned with the responsibilities that individuals have to society

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contributive justice (legal justice)

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social condition that promotes the dignity of persons, allowing them to reach their full potential and receive the rights and privileges necessary for a happy life

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common good

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The Catechism says that social justice is linked to the exercise of …

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authority or leadership

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Constitutive elements of church

action for social justice

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social mission (world)

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According to […], a just or righteous person is first someone who is in a right relationship with God and second in right relationship with other human beings

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Scripture

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Constitutive elements of church

hearing the good news

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scriptures (word)

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All that is good in this world is a gift from God. God calls us to be good and wise stewards of these gifts.

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stewardship of god’s creation

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Constitutive elements of church

worship, prayer life, community celebration, etc

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sacraments (worship)

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teaches us that ‘freedom is the highest sign in man of his being made in the divine image and, consequently, is a sign of the sublime dignity of every human person’. FREEDOM

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Conpendium

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it requires that both parties receive exactly what they agreed to

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commutative justice (contractual)

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guides us in giving both God and neighbor what is their due and in working for the common good

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justice

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Old/New Law: justice is primarily about treating members of one’s own community fairly and equally

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old law

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he fairness that should exist when exchanging goods and services among individuals and institutions

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commutative justice (contractual)

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the most fundamental form of justice in societies

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commutative justice (contractual)

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4 cardinal virtues

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prudence, justice, temperance, fortitude

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takes into account the needs of others as much as our own needs

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justice

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more than simple fairness; it asks us to bring God’s compassionate and merciful love to those who are most in need.

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justice

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the virtue concerned with the rights and duties within relationships and societies

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justice

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Old/New Law:justice means “extending God’s compassion, forgiveness, and mercy to all people, even when that means sacrificing one’s own comfort and material wealth”

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new law