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Growth of cities worldwide

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Urbanization

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Revealing personal info about another

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Detraction

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Excessive desire for wealth and power

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Avarice

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Social conditions that allow us to thrive equally

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Common good

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True or false: only 30% of what we communicate is nonverbal messages

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False: 60-80%

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Crime that robs one of their dignity

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Slavery

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Desire for unlimited earthly goods

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Greed

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Misusing trust in a way that harms others

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Scandal

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True or false: trust counteracts theft, envy, avarice and greed

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False detachment counteracts

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Making amends for harm done, returning stolen property

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Reparation

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Lying under oath

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Perjury

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System making overcoming poverty impossible

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Spiral of poverty

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True or false: in 1974 the U.S. supreme court declared the death penalty to be unconstitutional

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False: 1972

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True or false: injustice is a form of hidden violence

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True

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True or false: the Challenge of Peace about the morality of war was written in 1983

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True

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True or false: capital punishment shuts the door to reform and rehabilitation

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False: reform and reintegration

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2 countries with nuclear power, won’t use it

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Nuclear deterrance

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Restoration of order by criminal atoning for crime

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Retribution

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Confront a real certain danger

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Just cause

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Costs don’t overweigh good expected

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Proportionality

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Rights, values justify the loss of lives?

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Comparative justice

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Intended results can be achieved

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Probability of success

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War declared by public order authority

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Competent authority

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All peaceful alternatives have been exhausted

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Last resort

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Pursuit of peace, reconciliation
Right intention
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True or false: fear of punishment that keeps people from crime is called particular deterrence
False: general deterrence
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True or false: the three justifications for punishment are deterrence, rehabilitation and retribution
True
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True or false: the CIA oversees all military registration for the U.S. government
False: the SSA
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People killed or harmed by indirect social factors
Hidden violence
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Doubting or questioning attitude
Skepticism
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True or false: the primary goal of the modern prison system is the incarceration of criminals
False: rehabilitation
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True or false: in 1978, 38 states had reinstated the death penalty
False: in 1976
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People killed or harmed by direct actions
Explicit violence
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Conflict resolution without physical injury
Nonviolence
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Hurtful, destructive anger
Murderous anger
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True or false: we have freedom and willpower to judge whether an act is good or bad
False: freedom and wisdom
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True or false: Passions do not undermine whether an act is right or wrong
True
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True or false: fear, pressure, and loneliness could be mitigating factors in decision makings
False: fear, pressure, and ignorance
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Influence the choices people make
Values
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``` Our emotions affect our A. Reason and good sense B. Willpower, good sense C. Intellect, good sense D. Reason, willpower ```
B. Willpower, good sense
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True or false: Feelings can be manipulated and prone to error
False: manipulated and misguided
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True or false: taken by themselves, emotions are neither good or bad
True
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Refers to what we do
Object
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The reasons people do what they do
Motives
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Tell us a great deal about who we are
Motives
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``` To examine with care various dimensions of a situation so that nothing is overlooked A. Review B. Reflect C. Scrutinize D. Pray ```
C. Scrutinize
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True or false: who figures into morality by who does the action, and who finds out about it
False: who does the action and who is affected
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True or false: friends are not the final word in our moral decision
False: feelings are not final word
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Moral decision making is a matter of
Justice
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Being true to God, yourself
Integrity
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Real or imagined dangers
Fear
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True or false: st Augustine defines love as "to will the good of another"
False: st. Thomas Aquinas
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Rooted in God
Theological virtues
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Without this we are not saved
Faith
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Counteracts selfishness, fear
Generosity
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Values we claim are important
Stated values
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``` Which is NOT something a virtuous person does A. Cultivate fundamental values B. Have a sense of self esteem C. Have self disciple D. Have convictions ```
B. Have a sense of self esteem
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Trusting in God
Hope
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Good qualities, habits
Virtue
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Meaning of the word 'cardo'
Hinge
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Necessary to live out virtues
Prayer
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Mysterious encounter with God
Prayer
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Not hiding behind a role, image
Genuine
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Values demonstrated by our actions
Lived values
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Threats or forcible restraint
Duress
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True or false: a distorted version of freedom is called duress
False: license
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Grow with education, practice
Virtues
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Attributes, features of who we are
Character
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Indicates a failure to love
Sin
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Bad qualities, habits
Vices
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True or false: seeking to know and do God's will is known as charity
False: faith
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The state of self exclusion from God
Hell
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Not doing an action that is called for
Sin of omission
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An action so destructive that it mortally wounds our relationship with God; complete rejection of God
Mortal sin
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Sin resides where
The heart man
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The degree to which people are responsible for their actions
Culpability
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Comparable to structures of sin referring to sinful structures resulting from personal sin and leading to social conditions and institutions that do not embody God's law of love
Social sin

Theology II Final 2 part 2 (1 decks)

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