unit 2

Question 1

Natural Law: ex of differences between objects being governed by gravity vs people governed by moral law

Answer 1

gravity applies to everyone and everything and doesn’t have any exceptions so u cant choose to not follow gravity but with the moral law u can choose to go against it or follow it

Question 2

natural law: ex if natural law is known by all, how do we explain the different moralities between civilizations

Question 3

natural law: how is making excuses evidence for natural law?

Question 3

moral absolutism vs moral relativism:
what is relativisms and what are some arguements that morality is absolute?

Question 4

moral absolutism vs moral relativism: explain how the moral law is like mathematics and unlike herd instinct, social convention

Question 5

moral absolutism vs moral relativism: how is relativism inherently contradictory

Question 6

three parts of morality: give examples

Question 7

three parts of morality: if one of the three parts that is not good = ??

Answer 7

whole act not good

Question 8

three parts of morality: does the end result justify the mean(what you did)

Answer 8

nuhuh

Question 9

what are some acts that are intrinsically evil

Question 10

principle of double effect: what is it? give example

Question 11

principle of double effect: what conditions need to be met for it to aply as a doubble effect

Question 12

principle of double effect: why is proportionalism incorrect

Question 13

Authenticity of Jesus: arguments for jesus’s authority

Question 14

Authenticity of Jesus: whats the trilemna and explain

Answer 14

lord, lunatic or liar

Question 15

The Beautitudes: how do the beautitudes go beyond the 10 commandemnts and why can Jesus expect so much?

Question 16

The Beautitudes:: why are the beautitides important for christians and give examples

Question 17

The Beautitudes: what is the paradox of the beatitudes

Question 18

Eucharist: what is a sacrament?

Question 19

Eucharist: explain transubstantiation and when it happens

Question 20

Eucharist: matter and form of a sacrament

Question 21

Conscience: what is a conscience

Question 22

what are the two obligations we have regarding conscience (form and follow)

Question 23

Conscience: vincible vs invincible ignorance

Question 24

Happiness: what are the 4 levels of happiness

Question 25

Happiness: what is the defintion, limit, and example of leatus

Question 26

Happiness: what is the defintion, limit, and example of felix

Question 27

Happiness: what is the defintion, limit, and example of beatitude

Question 28

Happiness: what is the defintion, limit, and example of sublime beatitude

Question 29

Transcendentals: truth beauty and goodness - what we have but what God is

Question 30

Transcendentals: how do they lead us to the fourth level of happiness and the “beatific vision”

Question 31

Prayer: what is prayer?

Question 32

Prayer: why prayer (what results should it produce)

Question 33

Prayer: how to pray (ACTS acronym)

Question 34

KEY TERMS: