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Examination (2) Flashcards

1
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[V] Fifth Commandment

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You shall not kill. Right to existense.

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2
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Fifth Commandment as enriched by Jesus

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That you love one another as I loved you.

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3
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Absolute owner of human life

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God

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4
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Permission to defend oneself when under attack.

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Self-defense

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5
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Taking the life of an innocent person.

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Murder or Homicide

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6
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Permitted only in case of extreme gravity.

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Death Penalty

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7
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Causing the death of a child before it can survive outside the mother’s womb.

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Abortion

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8
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Unavoidable abortion

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Miscarriage or spontaneous abortion

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9
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Abortion brought about through the intervention of man.

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Procured abortion

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10
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Abortion caused by malformation of fetus

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Eugenic abortion

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11
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Abortion for medical reasons as in cases of rape.

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Therapeutic abortion

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12
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Abortion undertaken for psychological, economic, or social motives

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Psychological/psychosocial abortion

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13
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Proclaimed the sinful nature of abortion

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Didache

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14
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Punishment for those who procures or cooperate in an abortion

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Automatic excommunication

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15
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Origin of death

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Sin

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16
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An act or an omission which of itself or by intention causes death

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Euthanasia

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17
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Right to make a decition to forego aggressive medical treatment when death is clearly imminent and inevitable

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Right to End Unnecessary Medical Treatment

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18
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Attitude or behavior which leads another to do evil

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Scandal

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19
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Conflict where military action is the last resort, is sufficient and grave, waged by proper authority, leads to better good, and does not target civilians

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Just War

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20
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Removal of an organ or limb to save the life of a seriously ill person.

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Organ Transplant

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21
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Technology which aims at producing human beings selected according to gender or other predetermined quality.

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Cloning

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22
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The reduction of man to a non-human animal by hindering the ability to think as a free person

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Impairment

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23
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Effect of abuse that causes serious harm to the body and mind.

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Dependency

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24
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Alteration of reproductive organs

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Sterilization

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25
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Sterilization intended to destroy procreative capability

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Direct sterilization

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26
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Sterilization caused as by a different medical procedure or accident

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Indirect sterilization

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27
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Sterilization caused as by a different medical procedure or accident

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Indirect sterilization

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28
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Use of methods that prolongs agony

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Therapeutic Tyranny

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29
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Primary intention of marriage

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Procreation

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30
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Property of marriage wherein spouses give what is specific and proper to each of them

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Unity

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31
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Property of marriage that states the permanency of its stability

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Indissolubility

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32
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Circumstances where marriage can be dissolved on the account of non-baptism

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Natural, not sacramental

33
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Circumstances where marriage can be dissolved on the account of non-baptism of one party

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Natural, not sacramental (Pauline Privilege)

33
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Circumstances where marriage can be dissolved for just cause if the other party is willing

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Non-consummated marriage

34
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Confirmation of the church that marriage was not valid ab initio due to lack of consent or deficiency in form.

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Annulment

35
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Normative expression of human sexuality

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Sexual intercourse

36
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Personal and loving meeting between man and wife

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Affection

37
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Causes the need for limits of moderation in marital love

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Sexual pleasure

38
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Complimentary of man and woman, reason for rejection of same-sex marriage

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Genitalia

39
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Synthesis of affection, pleasure, and genitalia

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Procreation

40
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Sexual relations between a married person with someone other than their spouse

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Adultery

41
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Another term for pre-martial sex

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Fornication

42
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Deliberate and solitary seeking of sexual pleasure outside of the conjugal act

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Masturbation

43
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Prevention of the natural completion of the sexual act

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Onanism

44
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Solicitation of sexual acts that leads to destruction of those who engage in the activity

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Prostitution

45
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Sexual relations with animals

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Bestiality

46
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Sexual relations among relatives

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Incest

47
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Sexual relations between the members of the same sex

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Homosexuality

48
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Entertaining oneself with impure thoughts and desires

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Covetousness

49
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Using infertile times for the expression of marital love and to postpone a new birth

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Natural Family Planning

50
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Virtue which consists in moderating sexual appetite according to one’s state in life. Integrates sexuality in the unity of a person

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Chastity

51
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Act of living together between unmarried persons

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Concubinage

52
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Abstaining from any type of sexual act, as well as from those activities that excites the passion

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Continence

53
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Finding of an ecclesiastical court that a valid marriage never existed in the first place

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Declaration of nullity

54
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Authority given to a civil magistrate to separate spouses joined in a civil matrimony

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Divorce

55
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Exaggeration of the passion for sex and sexual pleasure

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Eroticism

56
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Philosophy which considers pleasure as the supreme end of life

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Hedonism

57
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Inordinate desire for sexual pleasure

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Lust

58
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Bond between man and woman joined in conjugal union for life

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Matrimony

59
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Virtue which regulates dress and conduct in relation

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Modesty

60
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Group of anatomical or physiological conditions that characterize many organic beings and through which they are male or female

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Sexuality

61
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Fundamental and innate vocation of every human being

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Love

62
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Vatican II Constitution that states that things would be shared fairly by mankind

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Gaudium et Spes

63
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Social actions carried out at the appropriate level, where an individual acts on behalf of himself through his work, family, and community

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Principle of Subsidiarity

64
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Principle that every man must have the things necessary for living a human life.

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Right to Private Property

65
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Function of property where it does not lose its character to help every man

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Social Function of Property

66
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Social doctrine issued by Pope Leo XIII on January 15, 1891

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Rerum Novarum

67
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Social doctrine issued by Pope John Paul II on May 1, 1991

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Centissimus Annus

68
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Treaty with nature which should be considered as the house of all. Deals with the protection of the residence in which human life is developed

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Ecology

69
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Taking of another’s good against his reasonable wishes

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Stealing

70
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Taking of property by force

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Theft or Robbery

71
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Obligation to return things to the state in which they were before theft

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Restitution

72
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Trait that distinguished man from other creatures

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Reason

73
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The Truth

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Jesus

74
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The principle that states “good is diffusive” because truth is also good

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Bonum diffusivum sui

75
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Lie told about someone, accusing him of something which he is not guilty

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Calumny

76
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Sin against a person’s fame or honor

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Disparagement or Slander

77
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Declaring the defects or the faults of the other without valid reason and taking away the other’s good reputation

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Detraction

78
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Interior or exterior decision in the reputation of a person without sufficient reason

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Rash Judgement

RLT - Catholic Morality (1 decks)

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