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Sprirituality of Truth Flashcards

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Relativism in (2)

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  • Faith
  • Morals
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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

  • Logical consequence of relativism in faith
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Morals

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• Denying existence of moral absolutes

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• Moral judgment is equated with moralism

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Morals

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• Relativism>indifferentism>loss of morality

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Morals

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• Rule of power rather than of reason

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Morals

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):
• authority is questioned or rejected

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Faith

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• personal opinion/belief is exalted

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Faith

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• “echo chambers” in social media

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Faith

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Relativism in (Faith/Morals):

• dialogue becomes impossible

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Faith

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Mission without an accompanying spirituality is like a body without its soul.

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Mission

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Mission without an accompanying spirituality is like a body without its ______.

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soul

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Spirit/Spiritual: is usually contrasted with body or matter

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Spirit

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Spirit/Spiritual: is considered to be the opposite of physical or material

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Spiritual

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While SPIRIT and SPIRITUAL maybe opposite in common parlance of matter and material, body and physical, IT IS NOT SO ACCORDING IN ________.

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BIBLICAL USAGE

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While SPIRIT and SPIRITUAL maybe opposite in common parlance of ______ and _____, body and physical, IT IS NOT SO ACCORDING IN BIBLICAL USAGE.

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matter and material

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While SPIRIT and SPIRITUAL maybe opposite in common parlance of matter and material, _____ and ______, IT IS NOT SO ACCORDING IN BIBLICAL USAGE.

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Body and Physical

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18
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In the Bible, even the body can be a “__________” (1Cor. 15: 42-44).

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SPIRITUAL BODY

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This bible verse is from whom?

In the Bible, even the body can be a “SPIRITUAL BODY”

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(1Cor. 15: 42-44).

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is an attribute of the children of God.

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Spiritual

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SPIRITUAL is an attribute of the __________.

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children of God.

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22
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The Spirit of God is a ___________. Spirituality is life.

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life-giving Spirit

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23
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T/F: Spirituality is only life

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False, Spirituality is NOT only life, IT IS ALL OF LIFE.

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Spirituality:

Just like all of life, spirituality is not achieved once and for all, but it is _______.

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journey

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T/F: Just like all of life,spirituality is achieved once and for all

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False, Not achieved once and for all

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T/F: Spirituality: Just as there are different ways or styles of living, we speak not only of spirituality BUT of spiritualitieS.

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True

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SPIRITUALITIES are different styles of living according to the _______.

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Spirit

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_______ are different styles of living according to the SPIRIT.

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SPIRITUALITIES

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29
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Each SPIRITUALITY is a pathway to _________ a way to becoming proficient in living the life of the SPIRIT.

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PATHWAY TO HOLINESS

30
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BECAUSE TRUTH SHOULD BE A WAY OF _____.

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LIFE

31
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The truth is (3):

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  • Universal
  • Objective
  • Transcultural
32
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The same at all places and at all time

  • Universal
  • Objective
  • Transcultural
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Universal

33
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Discovered and not made not what I think or believe
- Universal
- Objective
- Transcultural

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Objective

34
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It is the same for all people
- Universal
- Objective
- Transcultural

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Transcultural

35
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T/F from Gustave Flaubert (Picture):

There is no truth. There is only perception

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True

36
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is the belief that there are no such things as permanent or universal truths.

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Relativism

37
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RELATIVISM:

All truths, whether in matters of doctrine or morality, are dependent on the _____, on _______, on _____, on ______, etc. but never on an objective basis such as the Word of God.

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Individual
Popular Opinion
Society
Culture

38
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RELATIVISM:

All truths, whether in matters of ________ or _______, are dependent on the individual, on popular opinion, on society, on culture, etc. but never on an objective basis such as the Word of God.

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doctrine or morality

39
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RELATIVISM:
All truths, whether in matters of doctrine or morality, are dependent on the individual, on popular opinion, on society, on culture, etc. but never on an __________ such as the Word of God.

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objective basis

40
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RELATIVISM:

All truths, whether in matters of doctrine or morality, are dependent on the individual, on popular opinion, on society, on culture, etc. but never on an objective basis such as the _________.

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Word of God

41
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RELATIVISM:

All opinions are ______ and _______, even if they contradict each other. As such, in a relativist society, there are no standards, no permanent moral values.

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true and valid

42
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RELATIVISM:

All opinions are true and valid, even if they _______ each other. As such, in a relativist society, there are no standards, no permanent moral values.

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contradict

43
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RELATIVISM:

As such, in a ______ society , there are no standards, no permanent moral values.

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relativist

44
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RELATIVISM:

As such, in a relativist society, there are no ______, no ________.

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No standards

No permanent moral values

45
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RELATIVISM:

One who is not a relativist is labelled as _________, or _______, or _________.

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FUNDAMENTALIST
ARROGANT
INTOLERANT

46
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Today, having a clear faith based on the __________ of the Church is often labeled as fundamentalism.

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Creed of the Church

47
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Today, having a clear faith based on the Creed of the Church is often labeled as ________.

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fundamentalism

48
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Whereas relativism, seems the only attitude that can cope with _________.

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modern times

49
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We are building a dictatorship of relativism that does not recognize anything as definitive and whose ultimate goal consists solely of one’s own _____ and _____.

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ego; desires

50
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(3) Relativism

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  • Descriptive Relativism
  • Metaethical Relativism
  • Normative Relativism
51
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One can observe different moral norms

  • Descriptive Relativism
  • Metaethical Relativism
  • Normative Relativism
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Descriptive Relativism

52
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There are no universal or extra-cultural moral truths
- Descriptive Relativism
- Metaethical Relativism
- Normative Relativism

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Metaethical Relativism

53
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We have to “live and let live”

  • Descriptive Relativism
  • Metaethical Relativism
  • Normative Relativism
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Normative Relativism

54
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There is no absolute truth

  • Relativism un Faith
  • Relativism in Morals
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Relativism in Faith

55
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There is no absolute Right and Wrong
- Relativism un Faith
- Relativism in Morals

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relativism in Morals

56
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One Religion is just as good as another. Christ is just one among many

a. Religious Indifferentism
b. Cafeteria Catholicism
c. Utilitarianism and Hendonism
d. Practical Relativism

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a

57
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We are free to just choose which of the Church’s teachings we will accept as true and follow, abandoning beliefs and practices which do not suit our taste or preferences

a. Religious Indifferentism
b. Cafeteria Catholicism
c. Utilitarianism and Hendonism
d. Practical Relativism

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B.

58
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What is useful is good. What is pleasurable is good. The end justifies the means

a. Religious Indifferentism
b. Cafeteria Catholicism
c. Utilitarianism and Hendonism
d. Practical Relativism

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C.

59
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A form of moral relativism that is self-centered, self-indulgent and grounded on convenience and material security

a. Religious Indifferentism
b. Cafeteria Catholicism
c. Utilitarianism and Hendonism
d. Practical Relativism

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D.

60
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What is reason behind the lack of a sense of mission among christians

a. Religious Indifferentism
b. Cafeteria Catholicism
c. Utilitarianism and Hendonism
d. Practical Relativism

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D.

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“While the Church insists on the existence of objective moral norms which are VALID FOR EVERYONE… there are those in our culture who portray this teaching as UNJUST, that is, as opposed to basic human rights.” (Evangelii Gaudium, 64) ”

  • Moral Relativism
  • Practical Relativism
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Moral Relativism

62
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“…acting as if God did not exist, making decisions as if the poor did not exist, setting goals as if others did not exist, working as if people who have not received the Gospel did not exist.” (Evangelii Gaudium, 80; see also LS 122)

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Practical Relativism

63
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Without God, if I say BEING TRUTHFUL IS GOOD, I only mean “I like being ______”

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truthful

64
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Without God, if I say STEALING IS EVIL, I only mean
“I don’t like _______”

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stealing

65
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3 Theories of Truth

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  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
66
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What Theory of truth is this:
Truth is what corresponds to facts

  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
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Correspondence

67
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What Theory of truth is this:
Truth is what coheres with the rest of our knowledge

  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
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Coherence

68
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What Theory of truth is this:
Truth is what works, or serves our purposes

  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
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Pragmatic

69
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What Theory of truth is this:
Is something factual automatically truthful?

  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
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Correspondence

70
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What Theory of truth is this:
Is the truth determined by what we know and believe?

  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
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Coherence

71
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What Theory of truth is this:
Is the truth determined by usefulness?

  • Correspondence
  • Coherence
  • Pragmatic
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Pragmatic

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