Lesson A - D

Question 1

cor (Latin).

Answer 1

Heart

The core of our being and desires

Question 2

Self-actualization.

Answer 2

The realization of one’s potential and true happiness.

Question 3

Absolute Good.

Answer 3

The ultimate truth that leads to everlasting happiness, as sought by humans.

Question 4

Bene Scripsisti de me Thoma.

Answer 4

“You have written well of me, Thomas” - acknowledgment of truth in teachings.

Question 5

Domini, Non Nisi Te.

Answer 5

“Nothing, Lord, except You”.

Prioritizing God above all.

Question 6

Jesus Christ, the Ultimate Revelation of the Father.

Answer 6

Only through Christ can we understand and reach God.

Question 7

Sequela Christi.

Answer 7

Our goal to follow Christ and become more like Him.

Question 8

Radical Conversion.

Answer 8

Transforming oneself to align with Christ’s teachings.

Question 9

Veritatis Splendor (VS).

Answer 9

“The splendor of truth” - the essence of moral teachings.

Question 10

Decalogue.

Answer 10

The Ten Commandments, guiding us toward salvation.

Question 11

Christian Moral Vocation.

Answer 11

Commitment to love and serve others through Christ’s grace.

Question 12

Three-fold Yeses.

Answer 12

Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Societal affirmations grounded in “Yes to God.”

Question 13

Moral Action.

Answer 13

Turning to Christ for guidance on good and evil.

Question 14

Individua Substantia Naturae Rationalis.

Answer 14

“Individual Substance of Rational Nature” - definition of a human being.

Question 15

Sustainable Development Goals.

Answer 15

Goals connected to human dignity and flourishing.

Question 16

Hylomorphism.

Answer 16

Unity of body and soul; both are essential to being human.

Question 17

Alterity.

Answer 17

Prioritizing others over oneself; serving our neighbors.

Question 18

Beatitudes.

Answer 18

Guidelines set by Jesus for moral living and happiness.

Question 19

Theandric Communion.

Answer 19

The Church’s openness to all, including those unfamiliar with Christ.

Question 20

Dignity of the Human Person.

Answer 20

Inviolable worth as beings created in God’s image.

Question 21

Stewards of Creation.

Answer 21

Responsibility to care for the earth and each other in solidarity.

Question 22

Embodied Spirits.

Answer 22

Humans as a unity of body and soul, both integral to identity.

Question 23

Historical Realities.

Answer 23

Humans as pilgrims on a journey toward becoming their true selves.

Question 24

Discipleship.

Answer 24

The call to follow Christ, characterized by selflessness and service.

Question 25

Tale of Three Trees.

Answer 25

A metaphor for aspirations and God’s greater plan for our lives.

Question 26

Christian Morality.

Answer 26

Rooted in following Christ and living out love and service.

Question 27

Christ Crucified.

Answer 27

Symbolizes ultimate love and the true meaning of happiness.