3rd Periodic Test

Question 1

our moral guide

Answer 1

Jesus

Question 2

Important Elements in Making Moral Decisions

Answer 2

investigate, Inquire, Imagine, Introspect, Implore

Question 3

Identify and understand the:
object or nature of the act
intention
circumstances

Answer 3

Investigate

Question 4

We need to seek guidance and consult people with wisdom and knowledge.

Answer 4

Inquire

Question 5

We need to imagine the possible effects and consequences of our actions and look at long- and short-term solutions.

Answer 5

Imagine

Question 6

Listen to your emotions

Answer 6

Introspect

Question 7

cEmotions help us fully understand the reality of our actions, make us more objective and responsible, and are essential in shaping our conscience.

Answer 7

Introspect

Question 8

Implore God’s help in prayer.

Answer 8

Implore

Question 9

central to Christian moral life

Answer 9

prayer

Question 10

expressed both personally and liturgically or communally.

Answer 10

Authentic Christian worshipv

Question 11

an interior disposition, a positive habit, a passion that has been placed at the service of the good.

Answer 11

virtue

Question 12

Of supernatural origin and come from God and lead to God

Answer 12

Theological Virtues

Question 12

Theological Virtues

Answer 12

Charity, Faith, Hope, Love

Question 13

These Values can be read from the Scriptures.

Answer 13

Theological Virtues

Question 14

is the virtue of believing in God and seeking to know and do His will.

Answer 14

Faith

Question 15

is the virtue by which we desire and actively await the promise of God’s Kingdom and our own sharing in God’s eternal life.

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Hope

Question 16

or charity, is sometimes called the mother of all virtues.

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Love

Question 17

human virtues acquired by education and habituation. They are called cardinal because they are the hinge on which other virtues depend.

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Cardinal virtues

Question 18

Cardinal Virtues

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Prudence, Fortitude, Justice, Temperance

Question 19

is the virtue of good moral judgment or wisdom.

Answer 19

Prudence

Question 20

is the virtue of moral strength or moral courage.

Answer 20

Fortitude

Question 21

It is the capacity to resist temptation and pursue what is good despite obstacles.

Answer 21

Fortitude

Question 22

is the firm will to give persons their due.

Answer 22

Justice

Question 23

is the virtue of moderation or self-mastery.

Answer 23

Temperance

Question 24

one who genuinely respects all persons, acts compassionately towards all those in need, and has a firm sense of responsibility.

Answer 24

Justice

Question 25

should not be trivialized.

Answer 25

Sin

Question 26

should not be seen as part of growing up.

Answer 26

Sin

Question 27

is not our guilt feeling.

Answer 27

Sin

Question 28

Sin hinders us from becoming

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truly free

Question 29

God _____ our sins, but He loves us unconditionally, that is a reason to hope for the best.

Answer 29

rejects

Question 30

Through ______ we are saved from sins

Answer 30

Jesus

Question 31

Where sin increased,

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grace abounded even more.

Question 32

Jesus healed the sick, ate with sinners, and

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forgave to free them from sin.

Question 33

started all sins.

Answer 33

Original Sin

Question 34

One of the effects of Adam and Eve's first sin is the inner attraction to sin, or

Answer 34

concupiscence.

Question 34

Because of that sin, we lost the original state of grace and holiness which was given by God.

Answer 34

ORiginal Sin

Question 35

Even if its wrong you are still gon do it

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concupiscence.

Question 35

examples of concupiscence.

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Gluttony, Swearing, Katamaran

Question 36

Since concupiscence is not a free moral act but an inner attraction to act in a sinful way

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Concupiscense is not a sinn in itself

Question 37

7 deadly sins

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Lust, Gluttony, Pride, Sloth, Wrath, Green Envy

Question 37

occurs when we choose to act selfishly and do what we know is wrong.

Answer 37

Personal Sins

Question 38

a sacrament of healing through which we experience God's forgiveness for sins committed after Baptism

Answer 38

The Sacrament of Reconciliation

Question 39

a situation or structure that supports evil or fails to correct moral wrongs due to apathy or involvement.

Answer 39

Social Sins

Question 40

The nature of the family can be considered under three titles

Answer 40

Covenant relationship, domestic Church, and foundation for civil society.

Question 41

called to be a child's first school of faith.

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Christian family

Question 42

"the basic unit of Christian life"

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The Christian Family as a Domestic Church

Question 43

we affirm the inseparability of our love for God and our love for the members of our family.

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4th Commandment

Question 44

reminds parents to respect the rights and dignity of their children as human persons,

Answer 44

fourth commandment

Question 45

strengthens those suffering from illness

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Anointing of the Sick

Question 46

forbids attacks on human life or the integrity of the body.

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Fifth Commandment ("You shall not kill"

Question 47

The Fourth Commandment

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"Honor your father and mother")

Question 48

the inner attraction to sin

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Concupiscense

Question 49

We have an obligation to refuse substances that harm our health.

Answer 49

Substance Abuse

Question 50

is the willful taking of one's own life

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Suicide

Question 51

"a gravely immoral act".

Answer 51

Suicide

Question 52

Also called the death penalty, this refers to society's act of executing a person found guilty of committing a crime

Answer 52

Capital Punishment

Question 53

Mercy-killing

Answer 53

Euthanasia

Question 54

"the deliberate and direct killing, of a human being in the initial phase of his or her existence, extending from conception to birth"

Answer 54

Abortion