Evil and Suffering Flashcards

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What is moral evil?

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Peoples’ behaviour which is deliberately cruel

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What is natural evil?

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Natural events which harm or kill people but are not caused by humans

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3
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What is a sacrament?

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A moment of God’s love being poured into a person

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4
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What positive effects can the Anointing of the Sick give? (give 3)

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-comfort
-acceptance
-courage
-hope

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5
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What is the name of the place that terminally ill patients are given care?

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A hospice

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Give some reasons for why evil and suffering exists (give 3)

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-Adam and Eve ate the apple
-God is testing us
-We are all human so it is natural to sin and be evil
-Freewill
-it helps us feel close to Jesus

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What did St Maximillian Kolbe do?

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He volunteered to die in place of a stranger in Auschwitz

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Who is St Maximillian Kolbe?

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A Polish Catholic priest who is a matyr

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9
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What is evil?

A

The committing of harmful deeds

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What is euthanasia?

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Ending the life of someone who is suffering with the aim of preventing more suffering

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What is voluntary euthanasia?

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When the person asks someone to help them die

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What is another name for voluntary euthanasia?

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Assisted suicide

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What is involuntary euthanasia?

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When others decide that it would be best for a persons life to end as they cannot make the decision for themselves

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What is passive euthanasia?

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Withdrawing medical treatment with the intention of ending someone’s life

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What is active euthanasia?

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Taking action that brings about death

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16
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Give 4 arguments for euthanasia

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-they want their wishes to be respected
-everyone has the right to decide how they die
-it can quickly end a patient’s suffering
-it enables a person to die with dignity

17
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Give 4 arguments against euthanasia

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-meaning can always be found in life
-people may feel like they are a nuisance to others when they aren’t
-there would be no possibility for future opportunities
-there are many pain-killing drugs that can help the patient with their suffering

18
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What is a genocide?

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the deliberate killing of a large group of people of a particular nation or ethnic group