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How many themes of Catholic Social teaching are there

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seven

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what is the life and dignity of the human person

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Christians are called to respect and protect human life and dignity

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what are some examples of the life and dignity of the human person

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• Rejecting the use of genetic engineering to manipulate human life • Combatting the use of public money to provide abortions, in our own country or in other countries • Ensuring access to healthy care, especially to those without health care in our own nation and abroad

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what is the call to family, community and participation

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o to honor the truth by God to live in fellowship and community

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what are some examples of the call to family, community and participation

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• providing jobs that pay well enough to support a married couple and their children • portraying family life in a positive way and warning about the damaging effects of sexual evidence • ensuring that basic necessitates like food, housing, education, and health care are available to all people, regardless of their social or economic status

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what is solidarity

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o a spirit of friendship and true community –between individuals, groups and nations –is the basis for a just world

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what are examples of solidarity

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• when influential people who have a greater share of the earth’s goods and common services feel responsible for weaker and more vulnerable people and share their good with them • when strong and richer nations take moral responsibility for helping economically weaker nations • when economically weaker nations are able to make their own contribution to the public good through the treasure of their culture

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what is the dignity of work

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o human beings have the privilege of sharing in his work of creation

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what are some examples of the dignity of work

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• human work should contribute to the increase of goodness in the world, not detract from it • workers must be treated with dignity by other workers and by their employers • the rights of workers must be respected by business owners and protected by society

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what are the rights and responsibilities

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o To honor that God created every person with equal dignity and value

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what are some examples of the rights and responsibilities

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• The right to human life • Rights pertaining to moral and cultural values • The right to worship God according to ones conscience

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what is the option for the poor and vulnerable

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o No person has the right to keep accumulating money and possessions when other people lack the money and possessions needed for survival

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what are examples of the option for the poor and vulnerable

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• Choosing to become friends or partners with those who are poor and taking on their problems as our problems • A commitment to take action to transform any injustices that prevent them from realizing their God-given dignity • To become a “voice for the voiceless”

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what is the care for God’s creation

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o respect and honor the people that God has created in his image

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what are some examples of the care for God’s creation

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• everyone treats with respect • love everyone • everyone is created by God so we have to respect that

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what are the seven themes

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life and dignity of the human person/ call to family, community, and participation/ solidarity/ dignity of work/ rights and responsibilities/ option for the poor and vulnerable/ care for God’s creation

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what is the scriptural definition of justice

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a just or righteous person is; in the right relationship with God/ in the right relationship with other human beings

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what year was the USCCB started

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1917

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what groups must protect and provide for material and spiritual needs for people

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governments and economic institutions

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what is the church’s teaching on the free market (capitalism)

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free market is okay as long as the poor are taken care of

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how many of the world’s people suffered from hunger in 2009

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over 1 billion (1.02)

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what are the four cardinal virtues

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prudence/ justice/ temperance/ fortitude

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who is responsible for social justice

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the social institutions that make up society; governments, businesses, other civic organizations

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Does the catholic church promote any specific government or economic study

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no it does not

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who must respect and protect the God-given rights and duties that apply to all human beings
society
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what is distributive justice
the responsibilities that society has to its members/ just distribution of the earth's resources to all people
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what is commutative justice
the fairness when exchanging goods and services/ both parties receive exactly what they agreed to
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what is justice
the rights and duties within relationships and societies/ guides us in giving both God and neighbor what is their due/ guides us to work in the common good/ care for others needs as much as our own
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what is legal justice
o the responsibilities that individuals have to society o these responsibilities are usually spelled out in laws or other legal documents
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what is social encyclical
a teaching letter from the pope to the members of the church on topics of social justice, human rights, and peace
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what is social doctrine
developed by the Catholic Church on matters of social justice, involving issues of poverty and wealth, economics, social organization and the role of the state.
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what is a pastoral letter
the documents written by a bishop or the bishops of a region addressing issues of spiritual, social, and liturgical concern.
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what is subsidiarity
o an organizing principle that matters ought to be handled by the smallest, lowest or least centralized competent authority.
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what is the universal destination of goods
o a fundamental idea in Catholic theology, by which the Catholic Church professes that the goods of creation are destined for the human race as a whole, but also recognizes the individual right to private property.
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what is brother and sisters to us
letter written in 1979 during the period of racial integration; says that racism is a sin
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what is solidarity
union of ones heart and mind with all people
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what is the church in the modern world
1965; serve world, condemns the use of weapons of mass destruction, peace throughout all of society
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what is the development of peoples
1967; calls for true progress toward the economic, social, cultural, and spiritual fulfillment of human potential
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what is peace on earth
1963; warns against modern warfare (especially nuclear weapons), says peace can be achieved only through a just social order
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what is the on the condition of the labor
1891; addresses the church's right to speak on social issues, affirms that every person has basic rights that should be respected by society, promotes the rights and treatments of workers
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seven themes short answer
life and dignity of the human person/ call to family, community, and participation/ solidarity/ dignity of work/ rights and responsibilities/ option for the poor and vulnerable/ care for God's creation; how do you/ can you apply one of the themes to your life (care for god's creation; always try to respect my peers and respect the fact that they were created in the divine image of God
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relationship between social justice theme and the other six themes
life and dignity of the other person is the basis of all things and you will be in solidarity with them and no abuse and be relationships with them and organizations and care for the poor and vulnerable and care for the earth.
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on the condition of labor short answer
The theme of rights of workers and the Dignity of Work and its relevant today because we have sweat shops, in working conditions that are not safe, and want to be safe for the workers and get paid family
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scriptural justice short answer
a just or righteous person is; in the right relationship with God/ in the right relationship with other human beings
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what are the types of justice short answer
commutative, legal, distributive, social; adopt commutative justice because it will ensure that i am being a good person and that i am caring for the well-being of others and being fair with them in whatever it is that we are doing
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seven
How many themes of Catholic Social teaching are there
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Christians are called to respect and protect human life and dignity
what is the life and dignity of the human person
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• Rejecting the use of genetic engineering to manipulate human life • Combatting the use of public money to provide abortions, in our own country or in other countries • Ensuring access to healthy care, especially to those without health care in our own nation and abroad
what are some examples of the life and dignity of the human person
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o to honor the truth by God to live in fellowship and community
what is the call to family, community and participation
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• providing jobs that pay well enough to support a married couple and their children • portraying family life in a positive way and warning about the damaging effects of sexual evidence • ensuring that basic necessitates like food, housing, education, and health care are available to all people, regardless of their social or economic status
what are some examples of the call to family, community and participation
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o a spirit of friendship and true community –between individuals, groups and nations –is the basis for a just world
what is solidarity
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• when influential people who have a greater share of the earth’s goods and common services feel responsible for weaker and more vulnerable people and share their good with them • when strong and richer nations take moral responsibility for helping economically weaker nations • when economically weaker nations are able to make their own contribution to the public good through the treasure of their culture
what are examples of solidarity
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o human beings have the privilege of sharing in his work of creation
what is the dignity of work
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• human work should contribute to the increase of goodness in the world, not detract from it • workers must be treated with dignity by other workers and by their employers • the rights of workers must be respected by business owners and protected by society
what are some examples of the dignity of work
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o To honor that God created every person with equal dignity and value
what are the rights and responsibilities
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• The right to human life • Rights pertaining to moral and cultural values • The right to worship God according to ones conscience
what are some examples of the rights and responsibilities
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o No person has the right to keep accumulating money and possessions when other people lack the money and possessions needed for survival
what is the option for the poor and vulnerable
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• Choosing to become friends or partners with those who are poor and taking on their problems as our problems • A commitment to take action to transform any injustices that prevent them from realizing their God-given dignity • To become a “voice for the voiceless”
what are examples of the option for the poor and vulnerable
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o respect and honor the people that God has created in his image
what is the care for God's creation
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• everyone treats with respect • love everyone • everyone is created by God so we have to respect that
what are some examples of the care for God's creation
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life and dignity of the human person/ call to family, community, and participation/ solidarity/ dignity of work/ rights and responsibilities/ option for the poor and vulnerable/ care for God's creation
what are the seven themes
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a just or righteous person is; in the right relationship with God/ in the right relationship with other human beings
what is the scriptural definition of justice
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1917
what year was the USCCB started
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governments and economic institutions
what groups must protect and provide for material and spiritual needs for people
65
free market is okay as long as the poor are taken care of
what is the church's teaching on the free market (capitalism)
66
over 1 billion (1.02)
how many of the world's people suffered from hunger in 2009
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prudence/ justice/ temperance/ fortitude
what are the four cardinal virtues
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the social institutions that make up society; governments, businesses, other civic organizations
who is responsible for social justice
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no it does not
Does the catholic church promote any specific government or economic study
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society
who must respect and protect the God-given rights and duties that apply to all human beings
71
the responsibilities that society has to its members/ just distribution of the earth's resources to all people
what is distributive justice
72
the fairness when exchanging goods and services/ both parties receive exactly what they agreed to
what is commutative justice
73
the rights and duties within relationships and societies/ guides us in giving both God and neighbor what is their due/ guides us to work in the common good/ care for others needs as much as our own
what is justice
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o the responsibilities that individuals have to society o these responsibilities are usually spelled out in laws or other legal documents
what is legal justice
75
a teaching letter from the pope to the members of the church on topics of social justice, human rights, and peace
what is social encyclical
76
developed by the Catholic Church on matters of social justice, involving issues of poverty and wealth, economics, social organization and the role of the state.
what is social doctrine
77
the documents written by a bishop or the bishops of a region addressing issues of spiritual, social, and liturgical concern.
what is a pastoral letter
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o an organizing principle that matters ought to be handled by the smallest, lowest or least centralized competent authority.
what is subsidiarity
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o a fundamental idea in Catholic theology, by which the Catholic Church professes that the goods of creation are destined for the human race as a whole, but also recognizes the individual right to private property.
what is the universal destination of goods
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letter written in 1979 during the period of racial integration; says that racism is a sin
what is brother and sisters to us
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union of ones heart and mind with all people
what is solidarity
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1965; serve world, condemns the use of weapons of mass destruction, peace throughout all of society
what is the church in the modern world
83
1967; calls for true progress toward the economic, social, cultural, and spiritual fulfillment of human potential
what is the development of peoples
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1963; warns against modern warfare (especially nuclear weapons), says peace can be achieved only through a just social order
what is peace on earth
85
1891; addresses the church's right to speak on social issues, affirms that every person has basic rights that should be respected by society, promotes the rights and treatments of workers
what is the on the condition of the labor
86
life and dignity of the human person/ call to family, community, and participation/ solidarity/ dignity of work/ rights and responsibilities/ option for the poor and vulnerable/ care for God's creation; how do you/ can you apply one of the themes to your life (care for god's creation; always try to respect my peers and respect the fact that they were created in the divine image of God
seven themes short answer
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life and dignity of the other person is the basis of all things and you will be in solidarity with them and no abuse and be relationships with them and organizations and care for the poor and vulnerable and care for the earth.
relationship between social justice theme and the other six themes
88
The theme of rights of workers and the Dignity of Work and its relevant today because we have sweat shops, in working conditions that are not safe, and want to be safe for the workers and get paid family
on the condition of labor short answer
89
a just or righteous person is; in the right relationship with God/ in the right relationship with other human beings
scriptural justice short answer
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commutative, legal, distributive, social; adopt commutative justice because it will ensure that i am being a good person and that i am caring for the well-being of others and being fair with them in whatever it is that we are doing
what are the types of justice short answer

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