Quiz 2 Flashcards

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Augustine’s views on virtues

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4 virtues and they are all forms of loving God (theological)

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Augustine’s 4 virtues

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3
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what are Aquinas’ four types of law?

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prudence, justice, temperance, fortitude

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4
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what are Aquinas’ four types of cardinal virtues?

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prudence, justice, temperance, fortitude

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5
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natural law theory

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belief that at least a significant portion of the moral law can be known from nature, looking at the natural world

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what emphasizes the mind of God and His reasoning? (think about what’s good for us)

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natural law

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7
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commands tend to lean towards our happiness?

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natural law

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8
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divine command theory

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belief that the moral law must be revealed through the commands from God

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9
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God’s commands may not be what’s good for us?

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divine command theory

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10
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commands may not tend toward our happiness?

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divine command theory

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11
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emphasizes the will of God more than the mind?

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divine command theory

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12
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fact (mind of God)

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natural law theory

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13
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pleasure/preference (will of God)

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divine command theory

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14
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what are Aquinas’ three theological virtues?

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faith, hope, and love

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15
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T/F we as humans can achieve the three theological virtues on our own

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false, we need God

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16
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definition of prudence

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thinking to know what to do

17
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definition of justice

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action to do it (good)

18
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definition of fortitude

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keeps us doing the right thing (from fear)

19
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definition of temperance

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protects us from being overcome by lust

20
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2 kinds of happiness (Aquinas)

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man’s nature (cardinal) and surpasses man’s nature (theological) (supernatural happiness)

21
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who can be good according to Aristotle?

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everyone

22
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who can be good according to Augustine?

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Christians only

23
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who can be good according to Aquinas?

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everyone can be humanly good but only Christians have to ability to become supernaturally good

24
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what are Aquinas’ four types of law?

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human, eternal, natural, and divine

25
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eternal law

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everything is ruled by the mind of God. all things good and evil are apart of God’s plan (evil had to be for us to overcome) (God wasn’t shocked by the fall because of redemption)

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God’s reason governing everything is what law?

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eternal

27
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natural law

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the rational creature’s participation in the eternal law (participation of all things being ruled by eternal law)

28
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a deer chasing off young males…. _______law participating in ______ law?

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deer’s natural law participating in eternal law

29
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training a child vs a pet

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a child will see the good in doing something not just for the reward they get after vs pets aren’t capable of thinking past the reward

30
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human law

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anything that humas devise from the natural law by practical reason (to keep peace) (common sense)

31
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T/F in human law, if it’s not devised from natural it’s still a law

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false