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define vocation

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a life calling from god

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Describe three types of different Christian vocation

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marriage, priesthood, consecrated religion

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3
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3 types of consecrated lifestyles

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monk, brother, nun

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explain the meaning of Jesus as prophe,t priest, king

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the Christian vocation is to put others first, To speak out on behalf of the poor and powerless and to exercise stewardship over all creation just as Jesus did when he was priest, prophet and king

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define sin and explain conditions for sin to occur

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sin is any deliberate word, thought or action against god

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explain what it is meant by a moral decision

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decision made utilising moral principles with sufficient relevant knowledge and personal freedom

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what are three elements of a moral decision

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action
intention
circumstance

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explain the two things necessary for responsible decision making

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  • have I sufficient relevant knowledge

- have I sufficient personal freedom

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explain with examples what might weaken a persons ability to make responsible decisions

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  • discover if any pressures
  • approximately control any emotions, habits or temptation
  • prevent themselves from becoming dominated by external
  • pressures do everything possible to avoid them
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10
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list and explain the four elements of Jesus new law of freedom

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  1. sharing with all who believes in Jesus, the Holy Spirit, who can change the human heart
  2. the power of divine love infused by the Holy Spirit and received through baptism and nourished by the Eucharist. this love is called charity
  3. the sermon on the mount
  4. the two great commandments of Jesus
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define social justice

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justice in terms of the distribution of wealth opportunities and privileges within a society

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list and explain 4 principles of conscience

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  1. you’re obliged to form your own conscience
  2. follow sincere conscience judgements
  3. Conscience does not decide right or wrong
  4. a good end does not justify immoral means
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13
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difference between old law of god given through Moses and Jesus new law of freedom

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Old law - revealed in Old testament relates to covenant between Moses, god and the Israelites (ten commandments)
New law - revealed in new testament by Jesus and his two great commandments

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difference between natural law and divine law

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natural law is law that we are born with things we know Is right or wrong where was divine law is god telling us what is right and wrong - the Ten Commandments

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15
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define Catholic Church definition of conscience

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Conscience is a persons “most secret” core. the source of all human goodness

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how does conscience influence people and what does it call people toward

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conscience ultimately calls people to goodness by inspiring them through thoughts, words and actions

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Define Social Justice

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The recognition of equal dignity and rights of every human being and the promoting of just distribution of the earths resources

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what are the three principles of justice

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  • the dignity of every person is to be respected
  • every human being to be treated equally no matter the differences
  • That people should support each other in solidarity
19
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explain the term ‘common good’

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the common good requires even the overwhelming majority in society to provide for the basic needs of a small group in society

20
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explain the term ‘Universal destination of goods’

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where someone is starving or lacking any basic essential for life, they are entitled to take whatever basic resource they need from there surplus of another person who has more than they need