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Beatitude

Our vocation as Christians, the goal of our existence; partial happiness on earth and perfect happiness in heaven

Canon Law

Name given to official body of laws that provide order in Church

Catechism

Popular summary of Catholic doctorine of faith and morals intended for use in moral programs

Conscience

Helps guide us towards right; right and wrong

Covenant

Promise; relationship with God and his people

Eternal law

Order in creation that reflects God's will and purpose; eternal because always true and never changes

Free will

Gift from God that allows human beings to choose from various actions

Infallibility

Gift of Holy Spirit to church which leaders of Church are protected from fundamental error

Intellect

The divine gift that gives us ability to see and understand order of things

Justification

Process by which God frees us from sin and sanctifies us

Magisterium

Church's living teaching office, wish Bishops in union with Pope

Moral Law

Established by God and is a rational expression of Eternal Law by reflecting God's wisdom

Natural Law

Moral law that can be understood through use of reason; God-given ability

Old Law

Divine law revealed in O.T. summarized in 10 Commandments

New Law

Divine law revealed in N.T. through life and teaching of Jesus and Apostles; perfects the Old Law

Original Sin

Sin of first 2 human beings; fallen state of human nature

Precepts of the Church

Sometimes called commandments; are basic obligations for all Catholics that are dictated by laws of the Church

Sould

Our spiritual principle, it is immortal and what makes us most like God

What is sin?

Going against God's will

What is the result of all sin?

Human nature is weakened; weaken our relationship with God

What are 3 consequences of sin in the O.T.?

1. Sin affects people's children and people in their community


2. God punishes people directly for their sin


3. God withdraws his favors as a consequence of sin

Explain how sin is "missing the mark"

Shows us that we cannot overcome sin with our own power; even if our intentions are good we can still end up doing bad

What does the word "hamartia" mean?

"sin" in N.T. --- means "falling short"

What is the sin of commision?

Sin that is direct result of a freely chosen thought, word or deed

What is sin of omission?

Sin that is a failure to do something required of God's moral law

What is a mortal sin?

Create a break in a person's relationship with God

What is a venial sin?

Weakening our relationship with God

What are vices?

A bad habit; result of habitual sin

What are virtues?

A habitual and firm disposition to do good

What is capital sin?

7 sins that are particularly harmful because they reinforce other sins/vices


Explain the 7 deadly sins

- Pride


- Greed


- Envy


- Anger


- Lust


- Gluttony


- Sloth

What is social sin? Examples?

Collective effect of many personal sins over time which corrupts society (ex. abortion, slavery)

What is social justice?

Defense of human dignity by ensuring needs are met and rights are protected

What is the common good?

Social conditions that allow us to achieve fullfillment