Giambrone - Catholic Morality Unit 2 Test

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atheist; atheism

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One who denies the existence of God; the denial of the existence of God

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blasphemy

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Speaking, acting, or thinking about God, Jesus, Mary or saints in a mocking/offensive way

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covenant

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a solemn agreement between human beings or between God and a human in which mutual commitments are made

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divination

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practice of seeking power or knowledge through supernatural means apart from God

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eschatology

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are of Christian faith having to do with the last things

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examination of conscience

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prayerful reflection on, and assessment of, one's words, attitudes, and action in light of the Gospel of Jesus

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heresy

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the conscious and deliberate rejection of a dogma of the Church

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idolatry

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the worship of other beings, creatures, or material goods in a way that is fitting for God alone

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magic

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the belief in supernatural power that comes from a source other than God

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monotheism

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the belief in and worship of only one God

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pantheon

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a group of gods and goddesses worshipped by a particular people or religion

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perjury

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the sin of lying while under an oath to tell the truth

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profanity

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speaking disrespectfully about something that is sacred or treating it with disrespect

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Sabbath

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the seventh day in which God rested after the work of Creation was completed

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sacred

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the quality of being holy, worthy of respect and reverence

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sacrilege

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an offense against God; abuse of a person, place or thing dedicated to God and the worship of him

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simony

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buying or selling something spiritual, such as grace, a Sacrament or a relic

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superstition

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attributing to someone or something else a power that belongs to God alone and relying on such powers rather than trusting in God

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theological virtues

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name for the God-given virtues of faith, hope, and love; virtues that enable us to know God as God and lead us to union with him in mind and heart

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Tithe

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a commitment to donate a tenth or some other percentage of our income to the Church and other charitable causes

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venerate

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an action that shows deep reverence for something sacred

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What is the goal of Christian morality?

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To live a holy life

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What should the primary role and description of a Christian be?

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A disciple of Christ

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What is the primary characteristic of being a disciple?

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Loving one another

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What are different ways of expressing the same reality?

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Moral life, discipleship and love

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What is the reality talked about in the last question?

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Reality that God created us to be holy people

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What is a vocation?

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Call from God to share his love with each other and grow in holiness

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What are we often tempted by?

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Our own passions and desires

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God gave us the ________ we need to resist moral temptations and live the moral law.

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means

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What is the Greek word for "Grace"?

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"Charis"

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What does "charis" mean?

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favor, talent or gift

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What is grace theologically?

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The free and undeserved gift of God's loving and active presence in the universe and in our lives

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What does Grace restore us to?

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Loving Communion with the holy trinity

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Who is Grace often associated with?

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Holy Spirit (third part of holy trinity)

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What is sanctifying grace?

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Grace that frees us from sin and makes us holy

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What is actual grace?

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Work of God in our lives through preparing for conversion

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What is Sacramental grace?

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Gifts we receive through the sacraments

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What is another name for special graces?

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Charisms

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What are charisms?

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Given to help build the church

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What are virtues?

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Moral guides that we need to develop by working with them

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What does the word "cardinal" come from?

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"Cardo"

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What does "cardo" mean?

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"pivot"

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What are the 4 cardinal virtues?

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Prudence, justice, temperance and fortitude

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What is prudence the opposite of?

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Impulsiveness

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What is justice concerned with?

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Giving God and your neighbor what is their due

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What is temperance about?

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Balance in your life; self control

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What is fortitude?

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Virtue that strengthens us to overcome obstacles to living morally

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What are the Theological Virtues?

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Faith, hope and love

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What are theological virtues?

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Foundation of flow of human virtues and source of energy for perfecting our relationship with God

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What does theological mean?

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"of the study of God"

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What is faith?

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Belief in God; both a gift and a response

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What is hope?

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When we trust in the promise of God

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What is love also known as?

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Charity

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What is this virtue (love/charity)?

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Gives life to commandment saying to love God above all

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Love is not only a feeling but also a..?

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Attitude

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What are the 7 sacraments?

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1. Baptism

2. Eucharist

3. Confirmation

4. Reconciliation

5. Holy Orders

6. Matrimony

7. Anointing of the Sick

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What do the sacraments do?

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Strengthen our relationship with God

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What are the F.A.C.T.S.?

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F - find the facts

A - assess the alternatives

C - consider the consequences

T - think about God's teachings

S - seek spiritual support

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What does culpable mean?

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To be guilty of wrong-doing