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68 Cards in this Set
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Vice |
Excess or deficiency |
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Cardinal virtue that deals with fairness |
Justice |
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Root of all virtue |
Love |
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When did Jesus institute the Eucharist |
The last supper |
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Cardinal virtue that deals with bravery |
Fortitude |
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Oil used at confirmation |
Chrism oil |
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Did Jesus say he was a symbol for the Eucharist |
No |
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The Eucharist is 100% Jesus |
True |
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Not knowing good or bad, but expected to know it |
Vincibly ignorant |
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Cardinal virtue that deals with moderation |
Temperance |
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Capital vice that deals with jealousy |
Envy |
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What changes when the Eucharist is consecrated? |
The substance of the bread and wine |
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Who began the Arian heresy |
Arius |
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The root of all sin is |
Pride |
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What does trogon mean |
Chewing, eating |
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Malformed conscience |
I think the evil is good |
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Aquinas taught that |
Grace perfects our nature |
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The accidents of something is called its |
Qualities |
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Jesus was created by God the father |
False |
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Jesus brought two things together to make The Eucharist |
Manna + lamb of the Passover |
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The theological-virtue that deals with having an "eternal perspective" |
Hope |
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"The perfect balance" |
The golden mean |
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Who is the ordinary minister of Confirmation |
Bishops |
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Achieving perfect virtue during our life on Earth is called |
Heroic virtue |
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Utilitarianism |
Holds that morality depends on personal choice |
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what is the Latin word we get "sacraments" from? |
Sacramentum |
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Imago Dei |
Humanity being created in the image of love, which is God |
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What is the central question of moral theology |
"Teacher, what good must I do to inherit eternal life?" |
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Human beings were created with a physical body, and a spiritual_____ |
Soul |
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Sacraments are symbols for the church |
False |
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Sacramentals |
Objects, blessings, and prayers that help us readily accept God's Grace? |
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Are humans inherently evil? |
No |
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Eudaimonia |
Humans desire this above all things |
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Intent and action are the only things that determine its morality |
True |
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What does every person want in life? |
Happiness |
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Grace______ our nature |
Perfects |
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Do animals have souls |
Yes, sensitive souls |
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A "right" is something |
We can do |
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Can some actions be morally neutral? |
No |
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Why a person is making a particular choice? |
Intent |
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Human dignity is inherent |
True |
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The first mass was celebrated by |
Jesus |
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Does speakers hold symbolic meaning in the church? |
No |
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What word is used to describe Grace's inherent effect? |
Efficacious |
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Can we judge whether or not someone has committed a mortal sin |
No |
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What type of baptism involves someone who does not know what Baptism is, but If they did they would want it? |
Baptism of implicit desire |
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The books written by Irish monks regarding sins and penance |
Penitentals |
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What is the effect of original sin? |
Concupiscence |
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Who goes to hell? |
Those who choose it |
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The church holds that you only receive Grace at Baptism |
False |
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Original sin made people inherently evil |
False |
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God's sovereignty means that |
God knows all |
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Can a priest ever reveal what you confessed? |
No |
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What parable did Jesus to explain how Reconcilation works? |
The parable of the Prodigal Son |
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What do we call sin that is easily forgiven? |
Venial sin |
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Contrition for sin that leads to never committing that sin again is: |
Perfect |
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Does the church believe in predestination? |
No |
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Promise of the priest to never reveal what was said in confession |
Confessional seal |
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What brought imperfection into the world? |
Original sin |
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Who came up with one on one spiritual direction and confession that took the place of the Communal Penetiental act? |
Irish monks |
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What were the stages of Penance for the early church? |
Hearers, Prostrators, Without Oblation |
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Is Baltism necessary for salvation? |
Yes |
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In mark, the word used when describing the "tearing open" of the sky is |
Schidzo |
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Baptism of desire means we don't need baptism |
False |
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Sin |
A willful act of evil |
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Evil is |
Deprivation |
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The book containing the teachings of the 12 apostles |
The Didache |
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God, by allowing evil, created evil |
False |
