Trends and Beatitudes Flashcards

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T/F. The happiness of a secularist negates the idea that God is its ultimate source and destiny.

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True

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2
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It is the denial of the absolute because everything in reality changes.

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Relativism

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3
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It has an interwoven definition with relativism and subjectivism

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Individualism

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4
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It denies belief in God or proposes a sociopolitical movement to make the roles of faith and religion largely irrelevant in the public arena

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Secularism

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5
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It gives way to a subjectivist notion of happiness.

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Relativism

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6
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We look up to Jesus Christ as the ______ of the Father, who: calls us to communion and as the _____ who leads us to the Father

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ultimate revelation, good teacher

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7
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Who said that our hearts can never find rest until they rest in Him

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Saint Augustine

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8
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God is a ___ in who is found the reason for our existence

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personal absolute

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9
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It is through the _____ that God came down to meet man in grace

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mystery of Christ’s incarnation

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10
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As human, Christ is the ____, He represents what is excellent and perfect in us

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exemplar

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Christ is the ____ to the thesis that man is perverse and crooked

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anti-thesis

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12
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As man, He acts out his divine love in and according to His ____

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human existence

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13
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Everything He does is an act of the Son of God, a divine act in human form; His ___ is the human embodiment of the redeeming love of God

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human love

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14
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The ___ of God is concretely intended by God as fulfillment of his promise of salvation; it is a _____ reality

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humanity, messianic

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15
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Christ, our ___, chose the Cross as to bear the guilt….

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redeemer

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16
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This is the experience that we find in the responses of the Disciples whom Jesus invited to follow Him as fishers of men

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Sequela Christi

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17
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From whom did Jesus cast out seven demons and became apostle of the apostles

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Mary Magdalene

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18
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Who became the apostles to the Gentiles

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Saint Paul

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19
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What is John 15:12

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This is my commandment; love one another as I have loved you

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20
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It is to the __ that Christ entrusted the task of proclaiming the message of salvation to all people

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Church

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21
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T/F. The very name of Jesus means the one who is to save people from their sins

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T

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22
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The radical change of heart

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Conversion

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23
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Christ is the teacher, the ____ who has life in Himself and who is always present in His Church and in the world

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Risen One

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24
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Jesus as the ___ and ____ answers the young man

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patient, sensitive teacher

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25
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Faculty, Irreplaceable and Non-substitutable, Responsibility and Stewardship, Adopted children of God, Destiny,

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Created in the image and likeliness of God

26
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Empowerment, False assertion

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Sanctified by the Holy Spirit

27
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Most appropriate springboard in any moral discourse

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Human Person

28
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Take into account the experience of people

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Personalistic perspective

29
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Social and gregarious by nature
Trinitarian in origin
Social well-being and Common Good
God is the source and fulfillment of all human persons’ relationships

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Open and relational by nature

30
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Possess self-awareness

We image in our small way the Creator’s infinite knowing and loving

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Conscious beings

31
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Understands the order of things and recognize the voice of God

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Reason

32
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Essential part of our being human, not merely an instrument we use according to our whims

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Body

33
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The form/ nature of essence of a thing

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Soul

34
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Unifying principle and forms one unique human being

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Embodied Spirits

35
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Pilgrims on-the-way
Live in the middle of now and here
Dynamism in moral reflections

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Historical Realities

36
Q

Set of precepts that utterly demonstrate the moral standards of our Lord and at the same time resonate His call to follow Him as His disciples

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Beatitudes

37
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“the Church, in her teaching, life and worship, perpetuates and hands on to every generation all that she is and all that she believes

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living Tradition

38
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It denies the belief in God or proposes a sociopolitical movement to make the roles of faith and religion largely irrelevant in the public arena

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Secularism

39
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The denial of the absolute because everything in reality changes

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Relativism

40
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Has an interwoven definition with relativism and subjectivism

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Individualism

41
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Gives way to a subjectivist notion of happiness

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Relativism

42
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The meaning of happiness and its attainment depends on the subject/person

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Relativism

43
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Any external authority should not define the meaning of happiness

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Indivisualism

44
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Doctrine that holds that the good is whatever gives you pleasure, therefore pleasure becomes a standard of morality

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Hedonism

45
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Material possession, success, and progress are the highest values in life

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Materialism

46
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The belief that personal well-being and happiness depend on the level of consumption, particularly on the purchase of material goods

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Consumerism

47
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He associates happiness to the meaning of life

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John Paul II

48
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He explained that authentic happiness isnt found here on Earth but in God

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John Paul II

49
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He said that “to desire happiness is nothing else that to desire that one’s will be satisfied”

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St. Thomas Aquinas

50
Q

We strive for twofold happiness: ___ and ___

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imperfect here on earth and perfect happiness consisting of the beatific vision of God in heaven

51
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The ____ teaches us man’s true humanity and lead us to act according to our true nature

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10 commandments

52
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They suggest commitment to live out the different attitudes to attain the graces promised by God

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Beatitudes

53
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The beatitudes do not suggest certain actions but correct ___ and ___

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dispositions, attitudes

54
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Detachment from riches or honors which results from humility

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Blessed are the poor in spirit

55
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Protects man’s irascible nature from falling into excessive anger and keeps it within bounds of reason

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Blessed are the meek

56
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Moderates man’s desire for pleasure by keeping it in proportion

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Blessed are those who mourn

57
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One’s duty to one’s neighbor is a matter of justice

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Blessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness

58
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Spontaneous inclination also leads us to go beyond what is strictly due to others and show them generosity, understanding and forgiveness without expecting anything in return

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Blessed are the merciful

59
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The effects of the active life which lead to contemplation and which perfect man himself who triumphs over the passions

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Blessed are the pure in heart

60
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T/F. The work of prayer shall be peace.

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FALSE. The work of JUSTICE shall be peace.