Examination (2) Flashcards by Neex Cervantes

[V] Fifth Commandment

You shall not kill. Right to existense.

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Fifth Commandment as enriched by Jesus

That you love one another as I loved you.

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Absolute owner of human life

God

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Permission to defend oneself when under attack.

Self-defense

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Taking the life of an innocent person.

Murder or Homicide

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Permitted only in case of extreme gravity.

Death Penalty

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

Abortion

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Unavoidable abortion

Miscarriage or spontaneous abortion

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Abortion brought about through the intervention of man.

Procured abortion

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Abortion caused by malformation of fetus

Eugenic abortion

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Abortion for medical reasons as in cases of rape.

Therapeutic abortion

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Abortion undertaken for psychological, economic, or social motives

Psychological/psychosocial abortion

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Proclaimed the sinful nature of abortion

Didache

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Punishment for those who procures or cooperate in an abortion

Automatic excommunication

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Origin of death

Sin

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

Euthanasia

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

Right to End Unnecessary Medical Treatment

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Attitude or behavior which leads another to do evil

Scandal

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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

Just War

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

Organ Transplant

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

Cloning

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

Impairment

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

Dependency

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Alteration of reproductive organs

Sterilization

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Sterilization intended to destroy procreative capability

Direct sterilization

Sterilization caused as by a different medical procedure or accident

Indirect sterilization

Sterilization caused as by a different medical procedure or accident

Indirect sterilization

Use of methods that prolongs agony

Therapeutic Tyranny

Primary intention of marriage

Procreation

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

Unity

Property of marriage that states the permanency of its stability

Indissolubility

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

Natural, not sacramental

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

Natural, not sacramental (Pauline Privilege)

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

Non-consummated marriage

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

Annulment

Normative expression of human sexuality

Sexual intercourse

Personal and loving meeting between man and wife

Affection

Causes the need for limits of moderation in marital love

Sexual pleasure

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

Genitalia

Synthesis of affection, pleasure, and genitalia

Procreation

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

Adultery

Another term for pre-martial sex

Fornication

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

Masturbation

Prevention of the natural completion of the sexual act

Onanism

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

Prostitution

Sexual relations with animals

Bestiality

Sexual relations among relatives

Incest

Sexual relations between the members of the same sex

Homosexuality

Entertaining oneself with impure thoughts and desires

Covetousness

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

Natural Family Planning

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

Chastity

Act of living together between unmarried persons

Concubinage

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

Continence

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

Declaration of nullity

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

Divorce

Exaggeration of the passion for sex and sexual pleasure

Eroticism

Philosophy which considers pleasure as the supreme end of life

Hedonism

Inordinate desire for sexual pleasure

Lust

Bond between man and woman joined in conjugal union for life

Matrimony

Virtue which regulates dress and conduct in relation

Modesty

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

Sexuality

Fundamental and innate vocation of every human being

Love

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

Gaudium et Spes

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

Principle of Subsidiarity

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

Right to Private Property

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

Social Function of Property

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

Rerum Novarum

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

Centissimus Annus

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

Ecology

Taking of another's good against his reasonable wishes

Stealing

Taking of property by force

Theft or Robbery

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

Restitution

Trait that distinguished man from other creatures

Reason

The Truth

Jesus

The principle that states "good is diffusive" because truth is also good

Bonum diffusivum sui

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

Calumny

Sin against a person's fame or honor

Disparagement or Slander

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

Detraction

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

Rash Judgement