Quest

Question 1

Example of emotions being neutral

Answer 1

Jesus angry at the temple

Question 2

Define responsibility

Answer 2

Actions ascribed, attributed, or definitely linked to a specific person

Question 3

Define determinism

Answer 3

Every event, action, decision results from something independent independent of the human will

Question 4

Define predestination

Answer 4

God made us making these things happen to us

Question 5

Book of sirach

Answer 5

Book

Question 6

Define License

Answer 6

Unbridled, excessive, undisciplined freedom that abuses true Liberty.

Question 7

What are the abuses against freedom(7)

Answer 7

Ignorance
Inadvertence
Duress
Inordinate
Attachments
Fear 
Habit

Question 8

Aquinas’ definition of a law 4 parts

Answer 8

Reasonable
Common good
Competent Authority
Promulgated (known)

Question 9

Define law

Answer 9

An ordinance of reason for the common good, promulgated by the one who is

Question 10

Natural law

Answer 10

reveals what God intends us to do and avoid accorded to his plan

Question 11

Revealed law (the play analogy)

Answer 11

Made up of old law and new law of the gospel

Question 12

Civil law

Answer 12

Laws for a given society, good civil law should reflect natural law

Question 13

Church law

Answer 13

Laws the church must go by

Question 14

Precepts of the church (obligations for members of the church)

Answer 14

(1) Attend holy mass on Sunday and days of obligation
(2) Confess once a year
(3) receive communion once a year
(4) give to the church
(5) observe the days of fasting and abstinence
(6) obey marriage laws of the Church

Question 15

Values

Answer 15

Makes a thing desirable or worthwhile

Question 16

Principles

Answer 16

Something proceeds of on which it depends as its origin

Question 17

Norm

Answer 17

Any criterion for determining what is true or false, good or bad

Question 18

Are feelings and emotions positive or negative?

Answer 18

Neither they’re neutral