IE3 Flashcards

1
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2 important components we should remember when we say human person

A

Body and Soul

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2
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What is the soul of man called?

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spirit or rational soul

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2
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What does the rational soul give?

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man his spiritual capacities or faculties of intelligence, and will, and makes him a person.

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3
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What is man composed of?

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spiritual and corporeal; body and soul

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3
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What does man manifest thru his body?

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powers like the
power of nourishment or the capacity to nourish ourselves, the capacity to grow, the capacity to reproduce, the capacity
to see or perceive objects, and to feel.

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4
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What is life according to St. Thomas?

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“life is essentially that by
which a thing is able to move itself”

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4
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What differentiates living things from non-living things?

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Power to move oneself as a nonliving thing would move only if it is moved by another

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5
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What is meant by movement or being moved?

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we refer to movement in the general or wide sense
which includes every kind of change and local movement.

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6
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Is it true that the power of self-movement is not extrinsic but innate in the living being;
it is an intrinsic force or power.

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Yes

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7
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What is the theory that explains the union of body and soul?

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Theory of “Hylomorphism” by Aristotle

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8
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What’s the meaning of Hyle?

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matter

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9
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What is the meaning of Morphe?

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Form

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10
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What is a being composed of?

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2 principles: Form and matter

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11
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All corporeal beings are made up of form and matter

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True

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12
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Is matter the physical principle of human beings and this is manifested in his having a body

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Yes and true

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13
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Is form the spiritual principle, and this spirituality is manifested by human beings having a spirit or a soul.

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Yes and true

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14
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What is the principle that makes vital actions possible?

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the soul

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15
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What is the first principle of life, and the interior, ultimate principle of vital manifestations of a living
being?

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Soul gihap

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16
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What are the 3 kinds of life and therefore 3 kinds of soul?

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Vegetative (Plant life), Sentient (Animal life), Rational (Human life)

17
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are called material souls, meaning they depend on the matter/material/body.

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vegetative and sentient souls as plant/animal dies and this disappear

18
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This soul is spiritual, meaning even if the body dies, it continues to have its own existence.

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Human Soul

19
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How do we know that there is a rational soul that is independent of the body?

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Because of the operations/actions/functions.

20
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How is self-identity or “i” related to the operations/actions/functions?

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we have changed in terms of
blood cells, brain cells, but there is something that is permanent in us – therefore it is
no longer material, because the materials have changed. There is something that is subsistent meaning and continues to exist even if the body has changed and that is the “I”.

21
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There must be something that is not material anymore and we call it the

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Soul/spiritual

22
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How is spirituality of the soul is proven?

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By the operations of the human?

23
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What about the case of conjoinied twins?

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there are two independent individuality, meaning both can decide
differently, agree and disagree with each other. They may have one heart but they have two
separate/individual brains.

24
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How can the soul continue to have its own existence?

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If it’s spiritual, it is not dependent on matter

25
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What is the principle for the soul?

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One soul for every human body

26
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indeterminate principle/determined principle

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Prime matter

27
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What is Substantial form?

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determining principle; rhe one that dictates what form will the prime matter/indeterminate principle/the body be
(body of a plant, animal, or human being)

28
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What will happen to the one that dictates that this prime matter?

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will turn into a body of a human being, animal, or
plant

29
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If the soul is the substantial form, then what about the body?

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The body is the prime matter

30
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What are the functions of the (vegetative) plant soul?

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Nutrition, growth, reproduction

31
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What are the functions of the (sensitive) animal soul?

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Nutrition, growth, reproduction, senses

32
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What are the functions of the (rational) human soul?

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Nutrition, growth, reproduction, senses, intellect and will

33
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the only part of Christian theology which can really be proved

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Original sin

34
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What are the characteristics of original sin in human existence?

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Shame, rebellion, purification, former spiritual existence, misery, paradise lost, and tendency to do wrong even though he knows what is right

35
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How does man achieve God?

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man had to know God and God’s will, and freely choose to love God and perform God’s will

36
Q

It taps/touches the soul

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Grace

37
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sacramental grace

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You have grace when you avail the sacrament of penance

38
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grace touches your soul to be strong

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In moments of sin/temptation

39
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Why do I have to cooperate with Grace?

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because it is there in you

40
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How do you lose grace?

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when you willfully/maliciously commit evil

41
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What happens when the more you receive the sacraments?

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the stronger you become to resist sin/temptation.

42
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It is the life of God Himself.

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Orthodox understanding of Grace

43
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It is created grace. It is something given to us.
 It is like an assistance on the part of God but not God Himself.

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Catholic understanding of Grace