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Religion Chapter 12# Flashcards

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1
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The moral law that is “written” in the human heart

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Natural law

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The fair and equal treatment of every member of society

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Social justice

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A board with the alphabet and other signs on it through which messages from the spirit world are supposedly communicated

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Ouija board

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Laws or regulations

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Statues

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Mocking or hateful speech concerning God. Can also include insulting or making fun of sacred people or things

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Blasphemy

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A prayer that calls for God’s power and care upon some person, place, thing, or activity

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Blessing

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The principal feast days other than Sundays, of the Church

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Holt days of obligation

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The part of the liturgical year outside of the seasons and feasts and the preparation for them

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Ordinary time

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Lying while under oath or making a promise under oath without planning to keep it. It is both a sin and a crime

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Perjury

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Season or preparation

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Advent

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Calling on God to bring evil or harm to someone or something

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Cursing

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The celebrations of the church year that revolve around Christmas and Easter

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Liturgical year

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Solemn statement that one is speaking the truth, calling upon God to witness that what one says is true

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Oath

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Careless use of God’s name

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Profanity

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Taking an oath; used informally for cursing

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Swearing

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Rule that requires us to treat others as we would like to be treated

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Golden rule

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The fulfillment of the q0 commandments: “You shall love God with all you heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. You shall love your neighbor as yourself. (Mark 12:30-31)

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Great commandment

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The commandment that Jesus gave his disciples prior to his death: “Love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another.” ( John 13: 34)

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New commandment

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Letter written by the pope containing the Church’s teaching and guidance

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Encyclical

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Letter written by a group of bishops

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Pastoral letter

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Season of preparation for Easter

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Lent

22
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Which feast did the early Christians only celebrate only celebrate?

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Easter

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The longest season of the liturgical year is______.

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Ordinary time

24
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The new church year begins on_______.

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1st Sunday of advent

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The Sunday readings are divided into cycles: ______, ________, ________. It takes one year to complete each cycle.

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A,B,C

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1st commandment

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I am the Lord your God: you shall not have strange gods before me.

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2nd commandment

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You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.

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3rd commandment

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Remember to keep holy the lord’s day.

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4th commandment

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Honor your mother and father.

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5th commandment

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You shall not kill.

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6th commandment

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You shall not commit adultery.

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7th commandment

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You shall not steal.

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8th commandment

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You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor..

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9th commandment

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You shall not covet you neighbors wife.

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10th commandment

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You shall not covet you neighbors goods

36
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January 1st=?

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Mary, mother of God

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40 days after Easter=?

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Ascension ( in many U.S. dioceses, the seventh Sunday of Easter)

38
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August 15th=?

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Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

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November 1st=?

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All saints

40
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December 8th=?

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Immaculate conception

41
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December 25th=?

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Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ

42
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Prayer is a way to show love for God.

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True

43
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Believing in superstitions, astrology and fortune tellers is wrong because it shows lack of trust in God.

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True

44
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The first 3 commandments teach us how to love others.

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False

45
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Following the Ten Commandments leads to happiness and peace.

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True

46
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Working for social justice stops us from living together as brothers and sisters.

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False

47
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Jesus’ new commandment is to love others the way that he loves us.

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True

48
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The Celebrations of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus makes up liturgical year.

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False

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The Israelites did not know the natural law until they received the commandments.

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True

50
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The Ten Commandments tells us how to love.

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True

51
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Jesus’ law only addresses our relationship with God.

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False

52
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The year ends on the feast of______.

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Christ the King

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