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1
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Growth of cities worldwide

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Urbanization

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2
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Revealing personal info about another

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Detraction

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3
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Excessive desire for wealth and power

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Avarice

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4
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Social conditions that allow us to thrive equally

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Common good

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5
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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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6
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Crime that robs one of their dignity

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Slavery

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7
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Desire for unlimited earthly goods

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Greed

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8
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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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10
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Making amends for harm done, returning stolen property

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Reparation

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11
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Lying under oath

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Perjury

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12
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System making overcoming poverty impossible

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Spiral of poverty

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13
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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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14
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True or false: injustice is a form of hidden violence

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True

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15
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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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16
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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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17
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2 countries with nuclear power, won’t use it

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Nuclear deterrance

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18
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Restoration of order by criminal atoning for crime

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Retribution

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19
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Confront a real certain danger

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Just cause

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20
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Costs don’t overweigh good expected

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Proportionality

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21
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Rights, values justify the loss of lives?

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Comparative justice

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22
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Intended results can be achieved

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Probability of success

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23
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War declared by public order authority

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Competent authority

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24
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All peaceful alternatives have been exhausted

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Last resort

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25
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Pursuit of peace, reconciliation

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Right intention

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26
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True or false: fear of punishment that keeps people from crime is called particular deterrence

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False: general deterrence

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27
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True or false: the three justifications for punishment are deterrence, rehabilitation and retribution

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True

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28
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True or false: the CIA oversees all military registration for the U.S. government

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False: the SSA

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29
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People killed or harmed by indirect social factors

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Hidden violence

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30
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Doubting or questioning attitude

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Skepticism

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31
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True or false: the primary goal of the modern prison system is the incarceration of criminals

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False: rehabilitation

32
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True or false: in 1978, 38 states had reinstated the death penalty

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False: in 1976

33
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People killed or harmed by direct actions

A

Explicit violence

34
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Conflict resolution without physical injury

A

Nonviolence

35
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Hurtful, destructive anger

A

Murderous anger

36
Q

True or false: we have freedom and willpower to judge whether an act is good or bad

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False: freedom and wisdom

37
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True or false: Passions do not undermine whether an act is right or wrong

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True

38
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True or false: fear, pressure, and loneliness could be mitigating factors in decision makings

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False: fear, pressure, and ignorance

39
Q

Influence the choices people make

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Values

40
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Our emotions affect our
A. Reason and good sense
B. Willpower, good sense
C. Intellect, good sense
D. Reason, willpower
A

B. Willpower, good sense

41
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True or false: Feelings can be manipulated and prone to error

A

False: manipulated and misguided

42
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True or false: taken by themselves, emotions are neither good or bad

A

True

43
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Refers to what we do

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Object

44
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The reasons people do what they do

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Motives

45
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Tell us a great deal about who we are

A

Motives

46
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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
A

C. Scrutinize

47
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True or false: who figures into morality by who does the action, and who finds out about it

A

False: who does the action and who is affected

48
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True or false: friends are not the final word in our moral decision

A

False: feelings are not final word

49
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Moral decision making is a matter of

A

Justice

50
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Being true to God, yourself

A

Integrity

51
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Real or imagined dangers

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Fear

52
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True or false: st Augustine defines love as “to will the good of another”

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False: st. Thomas Aquinas

53
Q

Rooted in God

A

Theological virtues

54
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Without this we are not saved

A

Faith

55
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Counteracts selfishness, fear

A

Generosity

56
Q

Values we claim are important

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Stated values

57
Q 
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
A

B. Have a sense of self esteem

58
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Trusting in God

A

Hope

59
Q

Good qualities, habits

A

Virtue

60
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Meaning of the word ‘cardo’

A

Hinge

61
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Necessary to live out virtues

A

Prayer

62
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Mysterious encounter with God

A

Prayer

63
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Not hiding behind a role, image

A

Genuine

64
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Values demonstrated by our actions

A

Lived values

65
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Threats or forcible restraint

A

Duress

66
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True or false: a distorted version of freedom is called duress

A

False: license

67
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Grow with education, practice

A

Virtues

68
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Attributes, features of who we are

A

Character

69
Q

Indicates a failure to love

A

Sin

70
Q

Bad qualities, habits

A

Vices

71
Q

True or false: seeking to know and do God’s will is known as charity

A

False: faith

72
Q

The state of self exclusion from God

A

Hell

73
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Not doing an action that is called for

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Sin of omission

74
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An action so destructive that it mortally wounds our relationship with God; complete rejection of God

A

Mortal sin

75
Q

Sin resides where

A

The heart man

76
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The degree to which people are responsible for their actions

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Culpability

77
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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

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Social sin

Theology II Final 2 part 2 (1 decks)

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