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quiz 3 Flashcards

1
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By Peck, how do we find worldview?

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through religion

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2
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Meaning of religion– Etymologically ?

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religio– to bind together

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3
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By Peck, what is the path to holiness ?

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questioning everything

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4
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Scientific Tunnel Vision / Scientism

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belief that only scientific tools and methods are valid. If it is not proven by science, then it is not real

Scientific Tunnel Vision / Scientism and religious Fundamentalism and Reductionism ruin the relationship between both

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5
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What is reductionism / holism

is this possible, according to Peck ?

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reducing religion to secular terms

this is not possible

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JP II 4 tasks of the family

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  1. serving life
  2. participating in the development of society
  3. forming a community of persons
  4. sharing in the life and mission of the church

(sir, please find sara)

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7
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Inculturation

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  1. full restoration of the covenant with god
  2. whole church being enriched in all cultures
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8
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What is a superior charism?

What are they?

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charism = gift

celibacy vs marriage

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Primordial sacrament, by JP II

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marriage

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JP II on women

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  • we should not frown upon women who stay home to tend to the family
  • society frowns upon working women, but this should not keeping them from staying at home
  • men and women are equal
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11
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Wallerstein’s 3rd task of marriage

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becoming a parent

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12
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rock a bye baby

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there is a certain combination of love and hate for the child. the parent needs to work with these changes in emotions. postpartum depression?

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Wallerstein on the husband in the relationship between woman and baby

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baby is using the wife’s body, and the husband gets jealous, so the woman should make time to have sex with him.

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14
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Rescue marriages in Wallerstein’s opinion

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if their HOPES are strong enough, they may TRUST each other enough to create a SHARED FUTURE VISION

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15
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Anxiety in rescue marriage

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anxieties dont vanish, but they stop dominating after a while

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16
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Anniversary effect

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when the annual date of something traumatic comes around, you tend to have a bad day, without necessarily being aware of it

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17
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Wallerstein’s 4th Task

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Coping with Crisis

18
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steps to coping with crisis

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  1. realistically acknowledge and think about the crisis and its consequences
  2. protect eachother from blaming the other or themselves
  3. allow some degree of pleasure and humor in the situation
  4. dont play martyr or saint
  5. block the crises you can see coming

Real Butts Please My Cries

19
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essence of non-love

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laziness

20
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covenant

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  • unconditional
  • im in no matter what
  • fix issues
  • people who stick together choose
21
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contracts

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  • if… then.. conditions
  • is this the problem that breaks us?
22
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resources in a covenant to fix the issue

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  • who are you
  • who is the other person
  • what is a marriage
23
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commitment between a parent and child is:

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all in
it has:
- discipline and love
- trial and error
- the child then grows into a full human
- can this be mimicked by adult marriages– this would cause a couple to be free, because no one is leaving

24
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Genesis 15: Abraham + God

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  • COVENANT + PROMISE GOOD WILL COME
  • Sarah + Abraham are not great, because they do not have children, so Abraham scared of what God will say
  • Covenant is formed
  • the sun was down, deep sleep (mystery)
  • terror and darkness descended upon him
  • promise that the good stuff will come
    Convo
    A: I can’t have a kid, I scared
    G: don’t be afraid
    A: but I literally don’t have a kid
    G: no, I promise you that you have as many kids as the stars
    A: I believe you god
    G: remember what I’ve done
    A: I gotcha, but how am I supposed to know, I’m still v nervous
    G: cut some animals, lay em out, the chief will walk in between the animals
    If you break the covenant, you will be cut in half like the animal
25
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freedom of having a family

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  • improve interpersonal relationships
  • promote dignity of women
  • responsible procreation
  • education of children

RD (burman) PC

26
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Birds of Prey

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Will arrive to eat your sacrifice, but you have to fight them off (ex: porn)

You need to get into habits that make eachother stronger. Cannot only depend on emotions, but also actions

27
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Laity’s vocation

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to transform the world in the spirit of the gospel

28
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what are the positive and negative aspects of marriage

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(+)– a sign of the salvation of Christ operating in the world
(-)– sign of the refusal that man gives to the love of God

29
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“The great task that has to be faced today for the renewal of society is that of recapturing the ultimate meaning of life and its fundamental values.” How does the pope see this happening?

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awareness is giving through integrating science, as science is an ally to wisdom

30
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“The institution of marriage is not an undue interference by society or authority, nor the extrinsic imposition of a form.” What is it then?

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marriage is the only place for conjugal love to reach its fullness. It is an interior requirement of the covenant of conjugal love

31
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celibacy/virginity vs. marriage, which is superior?

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celibacy, because it directly serves the kingdom of god

32
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is JP II more liberal or conservative on women?

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liberal– he thinks men and women are equal under god

33
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by peck, who creates your worldview

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parents

34
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reaching the goal of conversion

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  • goal of denying our selfishness
  • it is a gradual, continual process
35
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inculturation

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  • full restoration of the covenant with god
  • whole church being enriched by all cultures
36
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what is the first church

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the christian marriage and family

37
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A person is more precious for what [he/she] is than for what [he/she] has.

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justice, brotherhood, social relationships, etc have more value than technical advances. This is the pursuit of total vocation

38
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Virginity and education

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  • family is the first school of social living for their children
  • education for chastity during sex education
  • Christian parents must devote special attention to education in virginity or celibacy as the supreme form of self-giving
39
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relations with others in school

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  • new form of cooperation between parents and Christian communities (teachers and school authorities)
  • choose an education with same religious faith
40
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dimensions of creativity (in family structure)

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open their heart to sufferings of society and allowing more people into their family (ex: those without parents)

Marriage and Christian Vocation (10 decks)

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