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1
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Mistakenly judges something as morally good

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Erroneous conscience

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2
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Christ reveal God through Christian church, the Body of Christ united in the holy spirit

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Christian faith

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3
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Our daily free actions, value, attitude empowered by christ through the grace of his spirit

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Moral life

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4
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A shared capacity to choose not anything at all but what is good

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Authentic human freedom

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5
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Norm of personal morality discerning what is morally good and evil

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conscience

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6
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Corresponds to objective moral values

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Correct conscience

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7
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Truth shines forth in all works of the creator and in a special way

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St john Paul II Veritatis Splendor August 6 1993

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8
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Deus Caritas Est

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God is Love
Pope Benedict XVI

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9
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Eros

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Romantic love

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10
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Philia

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Brotherly love

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11
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Agape

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Gods divine love or unconditional love

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12
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Suscipe

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Offering of oneself( prayer)

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13
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Entering into union with god

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Prayer

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14
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Expression of love as an active receptivity

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Margaret Farley

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15
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Written Summa Theologiae

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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16
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Holds a negative view of the human destiny

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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17
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Often fail human responsibility and moral responsibilities

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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18
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Perdition

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Eternal Suffering

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19
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Massa damnata

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The damned masses

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20
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We’re sinful but god mercy overcomes this and we are all saved

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Massa bona

21
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Our sexuality way of strength

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Weakness

22
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Unwelcome spreading widely through a group of people

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Pervasive

23
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Making an appearance different from the true one or misleading

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Deceptive

24
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Difficult to achieve

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Elusive

25
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He sinned mortally grave matter
Full of knowledge and consent

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St. Peter

26
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It could be preponderance of sin

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Blindness

27
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Preponderance

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Advantage

28
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Being beside onself or rapt out oneself

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Ektasis

29
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Rapt

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Fascinated

30
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Christian love of humankind

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Caritas aka charity

31
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Existing state of affair between social or political issue

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Status quo

32
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He is a American theologian wrote about the phenomenon of unmindfulness, immoral society

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Reinhold Niebuhr

33
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Great baroque artist sculpted St Teresa of Avila

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Giovanni Bernini

34
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Once a call to grow

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Call to be a Christian

35
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Understanding that process in growth and to advance is a call

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The call to follow the lord

36
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Filled with stories of people hurrying in theri passage to the lord

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Gospels

37
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New moral imperative

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Scriptures

38
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Not to make ourselves into other gods

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Call to grow

39
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Positive and preferred values and desirable attitude that enable us to develop our highest potential

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Virtues

40
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He distinguished two different voice we hear as adults

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John Glaser

41
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We violate an accepted behavior
The cycle goes we feel guilty, and apologise for what we did to get rid of the bad feeling and we find ourselves feeling better again

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Super ego

42
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Excluded

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Omission

43
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He captures the fullness of the love of god by talking about love as agape philia, eros, suscipe

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Edward Vacek

44
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He argued that individuals can be motivated by sense of compassion and justice

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Martin Luther King Jr

45
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He made the “The making of moral theology

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John Mahoney

46
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Describes that confessing our sins is a manner of domestication of our sins

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John Mahoney

47
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The human spirit is like a boat figthing fooloshly against the river rush

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St Gregory the great

48
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To not progres on the way of life to regress

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St. Bernard of Clairvaux

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