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2nd pt Flashcards

1
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the capacity of the subject to invest oneself in a given project

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Self possesion

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2
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the power of the subject to realize his/her possibilities

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SELF-DEFINITION

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3
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It was on Mt. Sinai that God gave His people a lasting sign of His call for all persons to be truly free – the Commandments

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False, the decalogue

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4
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Christian conviction responds that above the natural law, there is Christ’s commandment of love!

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True

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5
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The ________- do not only prohibit but express what we should do to be truly free

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Ten commandments

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6
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True freedom therefore, is not our capacity to do anything we want, but our capacity to do what we should as persons-in-community.

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True

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7
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Our everyday freedom

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Free Choice

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8
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What are the 2 levels of personal freedom

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Free choice
Fundamental Freedom

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9
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God is the source of our authentic freedom

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False, Christ is our source

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10
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The natural law is immutable and inchangable

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True

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11
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True freedom is merely being free from sin,

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False, It also maens loving God and loving others

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12
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the capacity to choose among different options towards a goal

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CAPACITY TO CHOOSE

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13
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True freedom is fostered when people respect the freedom and dignity of each other.

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True

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14
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Jesus has shown us that only in truly loving God and others can we become truly free.

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True

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15
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To grow in the likeness of Christ is to grow in love

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False, is to grow in true freedom

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16
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Mary is the most perfect sign of God’s call for us to become truly free.

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False, it is Jesus

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17
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The freedom that we become through the choices we make

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Fundamental Freedom

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18
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Real freedom is freedom from everything that opposes our true good

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False, the right term is True freedom

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19
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conscience is not just a feeling but also the operation of our human reason.

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True

20
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Classical philosophy does not point to natural law.

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False

21
Q

What serves as a basis for morality and justice throughout human historu

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Natural Law

22
Q

The decision that could change our lives

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Fundamental Freedom

23
Q

God can never be confined to any individual’s conscience

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True

24
Q

is found and expressed in authentic love through a genuine concern and sincere desire for the good of others

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Authentic freedom

25
Q

Growing in true freedom similarly calls for personal commitment

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True

26
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Growing in true freedom similarly calls for personal commitment

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True

27
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The good life is not solely about material wealth or external achievements.

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True

28
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Christian moral life is about love.

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Wrong, it is abouot the Gospel

29
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is the inner power that discerns and calls us to do what is good and to avoid evil

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Conscience

30
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Conscience is Individualistic

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False

31
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By keeping God’s law, our basic rights to life, property, honor and marriage are protected.

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True

32
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conscience acts as “the proximate norm of personal morality”

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True

33
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It is Christ’s teachings and example that can bring light to what we as Christians ought to do, enabling us to truly “Love goodness” and “hate evil”.

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yess

34
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A “Christian conscience” is formed gradually in faith and through personal and ecclesial prayer- life:

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true

35
Q

” refer to a deepening in understanding of Sacred Scripture

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Mind factors

36
Q

include reading and prayerful reflection on Jesus’ teaching

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Heart factors

37
Q

At this level, a person judges the morality of his/her acts based on the rewards and punishments attached to the act.

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Instinctive Level

38
Q

At this stage, individuals act based on firm convictions and principles
of what is good or evil.

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Ethical/Moral stage

39
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a person judges the morality of acts based on one’s relationship with Christ and the Christian community, the Church.

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Christian/Religious Level

40
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Our conscience is influenced by what we learn and how we feel by our mind and heart

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True

41
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Laws provide criteria for judging how we should act and who we become by observing them.

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True

42
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It sets right and obligations that arise from our basic human dignity as persons and which we can discern by using our intellect.

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Natural Law

43
Q

Who is the author of natural law

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God

44
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The law of human nature

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Natural Law

45
Q

“You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.
You shall love your neighbor as yourself.

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The Commandments of Love

46
Q

Refers to the moral teachings of the Church

A

Church Laws

47
Q

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