Ch 4 test Flashcards

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consistent ethic of life

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a system of pro-life principles claiming that protecting the life and dignity of any person or group requires that we protect the life an dignity of all people

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seamless garment

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another name for the consistent ethic of life, taken from the image of Jesus’ tunic in the gospel of John, which refers to the ethical, religious, and political threads of moral issues that are unified in one vision.

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culture of death

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a worldwide view that fails to respect and protect human life in all its stages

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culture of life

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a worldwide view that recognizes that all human life comes from God and is meant to return to God; it respects and protects human life in all its stages, from conception to natural death.

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euthanasia

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a direct action or a deliberate lack of action, that causes the death of a person who is disabled, sick, or dying.

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capital punishment

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the practice of killing people as punishment for serious crimes

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restorative justice

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an approach to dealing with convicted criminals in which they are urged to accept responsibility for their offenses through meeting victims or their families and making amends to victims or the community

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retributive justice

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the approach to those who have committed crimes that is concerned with punishing or rewarding an individual

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abolition

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the action of terminating a system, practice, or institution

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Cardinal Bernardin preached on

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issues of abortion, death penalty, human trafficking, racism, war, and anything else that affects human life and dignity

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Catholic Guardian Services

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An organization that addresses the needs and helps families with disadvantages, underserved, and impoverished, as well as people with special needs.

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The Gospel of Life

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written by Pope Saint John Paul II identifies the ways different cultures choose life

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What does the Church teach on abortion?

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It is very wrong unless it is done as a medical procedure to save the mother’s life. This backed up by many medical facts

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What does the Church teach about artificial conception?

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The Church believes that children should be created naturally and has sympathy for those who can not have children. The Church also encourages research that increases chances of natural conception for these families.

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What does the Church teach about prenatal testing?

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Prenatal testing is perfectly fine as long as no harm comes to the mother or the baby.

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What does the Church teach about genetic engineering on unborn babies?

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It is wrong because it falsely puts human beings into God’s role of determining the uniqueness of each human.

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What does the Church teach about euthanasia?

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It is completely wrong no matter the circumstances because it violates human dignity and the respect we owe to God.

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What does the Church teach about Suicide?

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The Church teaches it is a sin against the 5th Commandment and is wrong but the Church strongly feels for these people.

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What does the Church teach about the death penalty?

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It is wrong and all human life and dignity are sacred.

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What is the Catholic Mobilizing Network?

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An organization that seeks to end the use of the death penalty and wants to transform the US criminal justice system into a restorative one.