RELED MT1 Flashcards by Frie Fleur

5 IMPORTANT ELEMENTS IN MORAL DECISION

INVESTIGATE INQUIRE IMAGINE INTROSPECT IMPLORE

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INTROSPECT?

feeling that is distaste or joy, which may reveal your disgust and your attraction for what is truly good

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IMPLORE?

GOD’S HELP IN PRAYER; ASKING GOD FOR GUIDANCE THROUGH PRAYER

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IMAGINE?

ANALYZING POSSIBILITIES/CONSEQUENCES OF YOUR ACTIONS

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INQUIRE?

MORAL NORMS AFFECTING YOUR ACTS, WHAT NORMS ARE THE MORAL NORMS TO FOLLOW?

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INVESTIGATE?

THE FACTS OF MORAL ACT

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THREE DIMENSIONS OF A MORAL ACT THAT CAN GUIDE OUR ACTIONS/DECISIONS

OBJECT OR NATURE OF THE ACT
INTENTION FOR DOING THE ACT
CIRCUMSTANCES

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REFER TO THE CONSEQUENCES OR OTHER CONDITIONS OF AN ACT

CIRCUMSTANCES

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REFERS TO WHAT WAS DONE OR TO BE DONE

OBJECT OR NATURE OF THE ACT

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REFER TO THE PERSONS MOTIVE OR REASON FOR DOING THE DEED

INTENTION FOR DOING THE ACT

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CIRCUMSTANCES

REFER TO THE CONSEQUENCES OR OTHER CONDITIONS OF AN ACT

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OBJECT OR NATURE OF THE ACT

REFERS TO WHAT WAS DONE OR TO BE DONE

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INTENTION FOR DOING THE ACT

REFER TO THE PERSONS MOTIVE OR REASON FOR DOING THE DEED

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ARISE FROM THE HABITS OR LEARNED DISPOSITIONS TO ACT IN A PARTICULAR WAY

VIRTUE

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ANY DEVELOPED CAPACITY OF MIND OR WILL TO ACCOMPLISH MORAL GOOD

VIRTUE

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3 THEOLOGICAL VIRTUES

FAITH HOPE CHARITY

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4 CARDINAL VIRTUES

PRUDENCE JUSTICE FORTITUDE TEMPERANCE

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LAW IS LEGAL IF IT DOES NOT CONTRADICT THE STAATE LAWS

LEGALITY

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LAW IS MORAL IF THE NATURE, INTENTION AND CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ACT ARE ALL POSITIVELYH GOOD BASE DON MORAL NORMS FOR PERSON IN THE COMMUNITY (CFC 804)

MORALITY

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INTERIOR SOURCE AND EXAMPLAR OF PRAYER

JESUS CHRIST

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REVEAL THE GOAL OF HUMAN EXISTENCE

THE BEATITUDES

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NEW LAW

NATURAL LAW IS UNIVERSAL APPLIES TO THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE

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2 GREATEST COMMANDMENTS OF LOVE

YOU SHALL LOVE LORD YOUR GOD WILL ALL YOUR HEART
YOUR SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOU LOVE YOURSELF

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OUR FREEDOM TO ACT AND FOLLOW WHAT IS RIGHT

LAW IS FOR PERSONAL FREEDOM

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LAW PROMOTES COMMON GOOD FOR OUR COUNTRY

LAW IS FOR NATION'S FREEDOM

ELEMENTS OF LAW

REASONABLE DECISION PROPERLY PROMULGATED BY COMPETENT AUTHORITY FOR COMMON GOOD

SUBJECTIVE DIMENSION

PERSONAL NORM OF JUDGING MORAL GOOD OR EVIL

JUST LAW

PROTECTS/PROMOTES AUTHENTIC HUMAN FREEDOM

OBJECTIVE DIMENSION

FORMED BY UNIVERSAL VALUES/NORMS WE LEARN FROM OTHERS

BIBLE SAYS THAT THE LAW OF GOD IS INSCRIBED IN THE HEART OF EVERY MAN

JUST LAW

FREEDOM

POWER GIVEN BY GOD TO ACT OR TO NOT ACT

IT IS NOT SIMPLY THE RIGHT TO SAY ANYTHING, BUT TO DO WHAT IS GOOD

TRUE FREEDOM

OPPOSES OUR TRUE GOOD AS A PERSON IN A COMMUNITY AND NOT FREEDOM FROM MORAL OBLIGATIONS (VICES, DESIRE, PREJUDICE)

FREEDOM FROM

DIMENSIONS OF CONSCIENCE

OBJECTIVE DIMENSION SUBJECTIVE DIMENSION

3 STAGES OF CONSCIENCE

INSTINCTIVE ETHICAL OR MORAL RELIGIOUS OR CHRISTIAN

INSTINCTIVE DEFINITION

FOCUSES ON THE RENEWAL AND PREMISES OF AN ACT

ETHICAL OR MORAL DEFINITION

KNOWING THE OBJECTIVE MORAL NORMS

RELIGIOUS OR CHRISTIAN DEFINITION

HIGHER SPIRITUAL RESPONSE TO THE GOODNESS OF GOD

IS WITH QUALITY AND NOT QUANTITY

FREEDOM

AT THE SERVICE OF GOOD AND TRUTH

FREEDOM

CHARACTERIZES BY HUMAN ACTS. THE MORE ONE DOES WHAT IS GOOD, THE FREE ONE BECOMES

FREEDOM

SETS US FREE BY GIVING THE POWER TO OVERCOME SIN

JESUS

BASIC CONDITION OF TRUE FREEDOM

TRUTH

FREEDOM FOR (GOOD)

GROWING AS FULL PERSON AND DISCIPLES OF JESUS, CHOSEN TO DO GOOD FOR OTHERS

FREEDOM FROM (BAD)

OPPOSES OUR TRUE GOOD AS A PERSON IN A COMMUNITY AND NOT FREEDOM FROM MORAL OBLIGATIONS (VICES, DESIRE, PREJUDICE)

CHRISTIAN CONSCIENCE

1. CONSCIENCE MORALLY OBLIGATED US 2. FORMING CHRISTIAN CONSCIENCE

LAW OF THE GOSPEL - JESUS LAW OF LOVE AND THE BEATITUDES

NEW TESTAMENT

virtue that allows us to judge correctly what is right and what is wrong in any given situation.

PRUDENCE

moral virtue that consists in the constant and firm will to give their due to God & neighbor.

JUSTICE

Moral virtue that moderates the attraction pf pleasures and provide balance in the use of created goods.

TEMPERANCE

enables one to conquer fear even fear of death, and to face trials and persecutions.

FORTITUDE

NATURAL LAW

LAWS OF OUR NATURE AS A HUMAN PERSON INSCRIBED IN OUR HEART BY THE CREATOR

DIVINE LAW

LAW OF GOD AS REVEALED IN THE SACRED SCRIPTURE ESPECIALLY IN THE DECALOGUE (OLD TESTAMENT, 10 COMMANDMENTS)

CHURCH LAW

EXPRESSION OF DIVINE LAW IN THE CONCRETE CHRISTIAN DAILY LIVING

CIVIL LAW

HUMAN MADE LAWS

FUNCTION OF A MORAL LAW?

TO IMPOSE GOODNESS TO EVERYONE AND SET BOUNDARIES TO NOT ABUSE ITS GOALS

DIFFERENT LAWS

HUMAN LAW DIVINE LAW CHURCH LAW CIVIL LAW NEW TESTAMENT

TWO LEVELS OF PERSONAL FREEDOM

FREE CHOICE FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOM (PERSON'S BASIC CHOICE)

CONDITION OF NOT BEING BOUND BY ESTABLISHED CONVENTION/RULES

HUMAN FREEDOM

CONDITION OF NOT BEING CONTROLLED BY ANOTHER

HUMAN FREEDOM

situation of sinfulness in which we were born, making it more challenging to do what is good.

SIN OF THE WORLD

our inward attraction to commit sin. It is our disorder,, self-centered appetites.

CONCUPISCENCE

irst and historical sin committed by our first parents, which started all the sins in the world. Sin we inherit to Adam and Eve.The Crucified Christ manifest the unfathomable greatness and triumph of the love of God,

ORIGINAL SIN

negative moral values and acts or failure to act, which run to counter the common good. (discrimination, indifference, materialism, commercialism)

SOCIAL SIN

TWO ERRONEOUS NOTION OF SIN

BELITTLING OVEREMPHASIZING

the other extreme, where sin is made to seem bigger than it is. In this case, someone might feel too much guilt or shame and believe they can’t move past their mistakes. This can lead to hopelessness and forgetting that forgiveness and change are possible.

OVEREMPHASIZING

(downplaying) means seeing sin as something small or unimportant. It involves treating sinful actions like they don’t really matter, which can lead to ignoring the need to ask for forgiveness or change. This makes us overlook how serious sin can be.

BELITTLING

“Sin is a product of Man’s abuse of Freedom”

ST. John Paul ll

word, act, desire contrary to the law of God.

SIN

breaks the relationship of a person with God, with others, and with oneself.

SIN

first and foremost liberation from the radical slavery of sin

LIBERATION TO TRUE FREEDOM

, we put ourselves at the center of all our actions; thus we become self-centered, WHEN WE COMMIT?

SIN

results in our action when we choose to give in to our self-centered tendencies.

PERSONAL SIN

BUDHI

CONSCIENCE

function of our human reason though which we discern and judge the moral goodness or evil with the feeling that we ought to do what is good and avoid what is evil.

CONSCIENCE