Chapter 12 Flashcards
The moral law that is “written” in the human heart
Natural law
The fair and equal treatment of every member of society
Social justice
A board with the alphabet and other signs on it through which messages from the spirit world are supposedly communicated.
Ouija board
Laws or regulations
Statues
Mocking o hateful speech concerning God. Can also include insulting or making fun of sacred people or things
Blasphemy
A prayer that calls the gods power and care upon some person, place, thing, activity
Blessing
The principal feast days other than sundays, of the church
Holy Days of Obligation
The part of the liturgical year outside of the seasons and feast and the preparation for them
Ordinary Time
Lying while under oath or making a promise under oath without planning to keep it. It is both a and crime
Perjury
season of preparation for Christmas
Advent
Calling on the God to bring evil of harm to someone or something.
Cursing
The celebrations of the church year that revolve around Christmas and Easter
Liturgical year
Solemn statement that one is speaking the truth, calling upon God to witness that what one says is true
Oath
Careless use Gods name
Profanity
Takin and oat; used informally for cursing
Swearing
Rule that requires us to treat others as we would like to be treated
Golden rule
The fulfillment of the Ten Commandments “you shall love god with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. You shall love your neighbor as yourself.
Great Commandment
The commandment that gave to his disciples prior to his death: Love on another. As I loved you, so you also should love one another
New commandment
Letter written by the pope containing the church’s teaching and guidance
Encyclical
Letter written by a group of bishops
Pastoral letter
Season of preparation for Easter
Lent
Which feast did the early Christians only celebrate?
Easter
The longest season of the liturgical year is _____.
Ordinary time
The New Church year begins on _____.
First Sunday of Advent
The year ends on the feast of _____.
Christ the king
I am the lord your God: you shall not have strange gods before me.
1st
You shall not take the name of the lord your God in vain.
2
Remember to keep holy the lord’s day.
3rd
Honor your father and your mother
4
You shall not kill
5
You shall not commit adultery
6
You shall not steal
7
You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.
8
You shall not covet your neighbors goods
10
January 1st -
Mary mother of God
40 days after Easter
Ascension
August 15th
Mother Mary
November 1st -
All Saints’ Day
December 8 -
Immaculate conception
December 25 -
Christmas
Prayer is a way to show love for God.
T
Believing in superstitions, astrology, and fortune tellers is wrong because it shows lack of trust in God.
T
The first 3 commandments teach us how to love others.
F
Following the Ten Commandments leads to happiness and peace.
T
Working for social justice stops us from living together as brothers and sisters.
F
Jesus’ new commandment is to love others the way that he loves us.
T
The Celebrations of the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus make up the liturgical year.
T
The Israelites did not know the natural law until they received the commandments.
F
The Ten Commandments tell us how to love.
T
Jesus’ law only addresses our relationship with God.
F
The Sunday Scripture readings are divided into three cycles: ____, _____, _____. It takes one year to complete each cycle.
A,B,C
You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife
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