Test Articles 18-21 Flashcards

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Any deliberate offense, in word, or deed, or desire, against the will of God, wounds human nature and injures human solidarity

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Sin

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Expresses the original moral sense that God gave us that enables us to discern by our intellect and reason what is good and what is evil, it is rooted in our desire for God and is our participation in his wisdom and goodness because we are created in his divine likeness

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Natural law

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An action so contrary to the will of God that it results in complete separation from God and his grace

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Mortal sin

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These block justice and fail to protect human life and human rights, they are the result of the personal sin of individuals and in turn lead to personal sins

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Structures of sin

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The impact that every personal sin has on other people; directly attacks others’ freedom, dignity, or rights; the collective effect of many people’s sons over time which corrupts society

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Social sin

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The complex pattern of relationships that shape any society; help determine how justice is lived out in society

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Social structures

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The practice of listening for God’s call in our lives and distinguishing between good and bad choices

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Discernment

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Social action that is an immediate response to a person or group who is suffering or lacking the necessities for a dignified life

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Works of charity

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Charitable actions that respond to people’s physical needs and show respect for human dignity

1) feeding the hungry
2) giving drink to the thirsty
3) clothing the naked
4) sheltering the homeless
5) visiting the sick
6) visiting prisoners
7) burying the dead

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Corporal works of mercy

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Charitable actions that respond to people’s spiritual needs and show respect for human dignity

1) sharing knowledge
2) giving advice to those who need it
3) comforting those who suffer
4) being Patient with others
5) forgiving those who hurt you
6) giving correction to those who need it
7) praying for the living and the dead

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Spiritual works of mercy

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Social action that seeks to convert structures of sin and build structures of greater justice

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Works of justice

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12
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Social action that is an immediate response to a person or group who is suffering or lacking the necessities for a dignified life

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Works of charity

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13
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What are the 3 elements that determine the morality of any human act?

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1) the object - what the person is choosing to do
2) the intention of the person
3) the circumstances surrounding the act

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14
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An economic practice in which businesses that should be competitors all agree to charge the same price for a product or commodity

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Price fixing

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15
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What is the church’s definition of structures of sin?

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Social structures that block justice and fail to protect human life and human rights

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16
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What are Pope John Paul’s 4 observations about the structures of sin?

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1) they are rooted in the personal sin of individuals
2) they are the result of the interconnected choices of many people
3) we cannot correct unjust structures unless we think of the,pm in ethical terms and challenge the personal sins that cause them
4) selfishness is the basic attitude that builds and sustains structures of sin

17
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What are the 3 steps of the circle of social action?

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1) awareness
2) analysis
3) action

18
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What is awareness?

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We must raise our awareness of social needs and injustices, especially those who are suffering.

19
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What is analysis?

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After awareness takes place, we must use discernment and avoid falling into 2 common traps.

1) we are so overwhelmed by the problem that we become paralyzed into inaction (the problem is so huge that we cannot imagine doing anything that will make a difference)
2) we rush to do something without considering what the best course of action might be

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What is action?

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After analysis, we must take social action in one of two ways.

1) take direct action to help alleviate people’s immediate needs
2) work to change the structures of sin that perpetuate social injustices and the suffering they cause

21
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What are the Two Feet of Christian Justice?

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They are 2 feet called the works of charity and works of justice

1) works of charity - direct action to help someone in need
2) works of justice - social action that helps structures of sin to build greater justice

22
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What are the 7 corporal works of mercy

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1) feed the hungry
2) give drink to the thirsty
3) shelter the homeless
4) clothe the naked
5) care for the sick
6) visit the imprisoned
7) bury the dead

23
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What are the 7 spiritual works of mercy

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1) instruct the ignorant
2) counsel the doubtful
3) comfort those who suffer
4) bear wrongs patiently
5) forgive those who hurt you
6) admonish sinners
7) pray for the living and the dead

24
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What is the Harkin-Engel Protocol?

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Amendment introduced in 2001 by Eliot Engel to fund the development of a “no child slavery” label for chocolate products sold in the U.S.

25
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The Protocol’s aim was to eliminate the worst forms of child labor where?

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The Ivory Coast and Ghana