ST THOMAS AQUINAS RESET Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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______ believed that everything in the world has a purpose (telos).

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Aristotle

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Aristotle called this _____— a Greek word meaning living well, flourishing, and true happiness.

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Eudaimonia

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Eudaimonia is not _______ happiness like eating ice cream or buying a new phone. Those things make us happy for a while, but they don’t last.

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temporary

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4
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A _____is a good habit that you practice until it becomes part of who you are

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virtue

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5
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a Christian philosopher and priest

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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6
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He admired Aristotle but went further.

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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7
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Aristotle said happiness is living well with reason.
Aquinas agreed but added: Our final and perfect happiness is only in ______.

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God

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8
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To him everything good (life, love, truth, happiness) comes from God.

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St Thomas Aquinas

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Our hearts will always look for something greater — and that’s God.

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St Thomas Aquinas

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10
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This is the core teaching of St. Thomas.

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Natural Law

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11
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Natural Law is _____________

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God’s wisdom written in our hearts.

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It’s the part of God’s ________ (His big plan for creation) that we humans can understand using _______.

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eternal law
reason

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13
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It teaches us the basic rule: “Do______and avoid _____.”

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good
evil

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14
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Preserving life is good → so killing or suicide is against ______.

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Natural Law

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15
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Respecting others is good → so stealing or bullying is against __________.

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Natural Law

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16
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Think of ________ as your built-in moral compass. Even if you’ve never read the Bible, you still have a sense of what’s right or wrong because God placed it in your heart.

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Natural Law

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17
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The Different Types of Law (According to Aquinas)

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  1. Eternal Law
  2. Divine Law
  3. Natural Law
  4. Human Law
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18
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This law is Gods plan. Not under our control but destonied to you

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Eternal Law

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This law is connected to the bibble or it is written example 10 commandments

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Divine Law

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20
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This law is about human nature. A type of mali nga normal na sa atua, such as stealing, normal na for us to say that this is wrong even walay bible

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Natural Law

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21
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Example under this law is traffic rules, government rules. Tao lang nagbuhat. It is changegable

22
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God’s master plan for the whole universe.

23
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God’s law revealed in the Bible.

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The part of God’s law that we can understand by reason.

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Laws made by governments or communities.
Natural Law
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Human laws must follow ________. If a human law is unfair, unreasonable, or harmful, Aquinas said it is not a true law.
Natural Law
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Why We Follow Natural Law
1. To know the truth about God. 2. To live with others in peace and harmony. 3. To preserve life and avoid harm.
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That’s why even if no one teaches you, your conscience already tells you: “Stealing is bad,” “Killing is wrong,” “Helping others is ______.”
good
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For Aquinas, our final goal is happiness — but not just any happiness. 2 types of happiness
1. temporary happiness 2. real happiness
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food, gadgets, fame, money. (These don’t last.)
temporary happiness
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only in God, because He is the source of everything good.
Real happiness
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In this life, we can only have __________.
imperfect happiness
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Perfect happiness (seeing God face-to-face) will only happen in the ______
afterlife
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That’s why our life on earth is about moving closer to ______ through good actions and virtues.
God
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Like Aristotle, Aquinas also believed in ________
virtues.
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5 tenets of aquinas
1. Preserve Life 2. Reproduce 3. Educate the young 4. Live in Society 5. Worship/ seek turth
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Eating healthy, going to the doctor, and avoiding dangerous actions honor this precept
Preserve Life
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A husband and wife raising children fulfills this natural law
Reproduce
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Sending kids to school, teaching respect, and passing on traditions are part of this duty
Educate the Young
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Following laws, respecting neighbors, and helping during community activities like bayanihan show this.
Live in Society
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Praying, going to church, and living honestly are ways of fulfilling this precept.
Worship God / Seek Truth
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The Four Cardinal Virtues
1. Prudence 2. Fortitude 3. Justice 4. Temperance
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wisedecision-making.
Prudence
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choosing to study instead of playing ML all night.
Prudence
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Strength to face fears and challenges. Courage.
Fortitude
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Defending a bullied classmate even if you might also get picked on.
Fortitude
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Giving each person (and God) what is due to them; fairness.
Justice
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Sharing food fairly with classmates.
Justice
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Self-control, balance, and moderation.
Temperance
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Example: Eating enough food, not too much and not too little.
Temperance