mod 3 Flashcards

1
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In October 2016, newspapers reported that _____, Speaker of
the House of Representatives, was intending to draft a bill which would amend the country’s Family Code, thereby allowing the legalization of same sex unions.

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PANTALEON ALVAREZ

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We are used to hearing people justify doing some particular thing by making the appeal that what they maintain is what is “_____,” and therefore acceptable.

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NATURAL

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3
Q

People would judge something as unacceptable on the basis that it is
supposedly “_____.”

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UNNATURAL

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A woman whose enduring physical, romantic, and/or emotional attraction is to other women.

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LESBIAN

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5
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The adjective describes people whose enduring physical, romantic, and/or emotional attractions are to people of the same sex.

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GAY

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An umbrella term for people whose gender identity and/or gender expression differs from what is typically associated with the sex they were assigned at birth.

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TRANSGENDER

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An adjective used by some people whose sexual orientation is not exclusively heterosexual or straight. This umbrella term includes people who have nonbinary, gender-fluid, or gender nonconforming identities.

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QUEER

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8
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An adjective used to describe a person with one or more innate sex characteristics, including genitals, internal reproductive organs, and chromosomes, that fall outside of traditional conceptions of male or female bodies.

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INTERSEX

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9
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The adjective describes a person who does not experience sexual attraction.

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ASEXUAL

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The adjective describes a person whose gender is not male or female and uses many different terms to describe themselves. Other terms include genderqueer, agender, bigender, genderfluid, and more.

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NON-BINARY

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refers to the characteristics of women, men, girls and boys that are socially constructed. This includes norms, behaviours and roles associated with being a woman, man, girl or boy, as well as relationships with each other.

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GENDER

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12
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is each person’s internal and individual experience of gender. It is a person’s sense of being a woman, a man, both, neither, or anywhere along the gender spectrum.

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GENDER IDENTITY

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13
Q

was hailed as a doctor of the Roman Catholic Church, one
of the figures who have fundamentally shaped the way we understand the Christian
faith.

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THOMAS AQUINAS

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14
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_________, Aquinas magnum opus, is a voluminous work that comprehensively discusses many
significant points in Christian theology.

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THE SUMMA THEOLOGIAE

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15
Q

Thomas Aquinas was canonized in ______.

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1323

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16
Q

In the _____, Aquinas speaks of _____, and although
acknowledge that our limited human intellect cannot fully grasp him, we nevertheless are able to say something concerning his goodness, his might, and his
creative power.

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FIRST PART, GOD

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17
Q

Recognizing then that we are created by God, we move on to the
_____, which deals with _____. This is characterized by our pursuit of happiness, which we should realize rests ultimately not on any
particular good thing that is created by God, but in the highest good which in God Himself.

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SECOND PART, MAN OR DYNAMIC OF HUMAN LIFE

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18
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Thus, the _____ focuses on Jesus as our _____.

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THIRD PART, SAVIOR

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19
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is about developing the capacities given to us by God into a disposition of virtue inclined toward the good.

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THE CHRISTIAN LIFE

20
Q

Considering Aquinas ethics, we are required to explore his discussion other matters such as how, in our pursuit of happiness, we direct our actions toward specific ends, explore how emotions “_____” are involved in this process, and therefore require proper order if they are to properly contribute to a good life.

A

THE PASSIONS

21
Q

We can also explore how our actions are related to certain dispositions “______” in a dynamic way since our actions are both arise from our habits and at the same time reinforce them

A

HABITS

22
Q

Aquinas also puts forward that there is within us a _____ that directs our moral thinking. This does not refer to some simple intuition or gut feeling. For Aquinas, there is a sense of right and wrong in us that we are obliged to obey.

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CONSCIENCE

23
Q

However, he also adds that
this sense of right or wrong must be informed, guided, and ultimately grounded in an objective basis for _____.

A

MORALITY

24
Q

There is a need for a clearer basis of ethics, a grounding that
will more concretely direct our sense of what is right or wrong. For Aquinas, this would be the _____.

A

NATURAL LAW

25
Q

The ethical approach called the ______ urges one toward an unthinking obedience to religious percepts.

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DIVINE COMMAND THEORY

26
Q

Given the problems of this simplistic approach to ethics, we can contrast how the moral
theory of Aquinas requires, the judicious use of reason. In doing so, one’s sense of right and wrong would be grounded on something stable: _____ itself.

A

HUMAN NATURE

27
Q

Since its beginnings around the sixth century before Christ, _____ has shaped—and continuous to shape—the way we think.

A

GREEK PHILOSOPHY

28
Q

What are the focuses of The Summa Theologiae?

A

GOD, MAN, JESUS

29
Q

According to Aquinas, we might explore his discussion of how we develop either good or bad habits with a good disposition leading us toward making _____

A

MORAL CHOICES

30
Q

______ means God creates. But it does not only mean that God brings beings, but also, he cares for, thus governs, the activity of the universe and of every creature in it.

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NEOPLATONIC GOOD

31
Q

The _____ is not only taken to be real, but is even more real than
anything else.

A

GOOD

32
Q

______ believes that the truth is knowledge and ‌it is eternal or existing forever.

A

PLATO

33
Q

The _____, as we know, through its light allows for the possibility of
seeing, and thus, of knowing. And because of both its light and warmth, the _____ also allows for the possibility of beings.

A

SUN

34
Q

Who wrote “The Good and the One Excerpt from The Enneads”?

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PLOTINUS

35
Q

Four causes according to Aristotle

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  1. MATERIAL CAUSE
  2. EFFICIENT CAUSE
  3. FORMAL CAUSE
  4. FINAL CAUSE
36
Q

Aquinas describes _____ as “a certain rule and measure of acts whereby man is induced to act or us restrained from acting.”

A

LAW

37
Q

Law is directed by its nature to the good, and especially to the universal or _____.

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COMMON GOOD

38
Q

the application of the law to those to whom it is applied
and the communication of this law to them—is essential to the nature of law.

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PROMULGATION

39
Q

The natural law is promulgated by _____.

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GOD

40
Q

Four kinds of Law in order.

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  1. ETERNAL
  2. NATURAL
  3. HUMAN
  4. DIVINE
41
Q

Is identical to the mind of God as seen by God himself. It can be called law because God stands to the universe which he creates as a ruler does to a community which he rules.

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ETERNAL LAW

42
Q

is derived from the eternal law as it appears historically to
humans, especially through revelation, i.e., when it appears to human beings as
divine commands.

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DIVINE LAW

43
Q

Thomas is thinking mainly of the Ten Commandments. —commands conduct externally—reaches humans through their capacity
for fear—Law promised earthly rewards (social peace and its benefits)

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OLD LAW

44
Q

the teaching of Jesus. commands internal conduct—reaches human by the example of divine
love—promises heavenly reward

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NEW LAW

45
Q

devised by human reason, adapted
to particular geographical, historical and social circumstances.

A

HUMAN LAW

46
Q

For some reason, the law does not prescribe all the acts of the _____.

A

VIRTUES