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26 Cards in this Set
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makes humanity a god, the be-all and the end-all of existence
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humanism
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makes the economic or social order the sole source of human freedom
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marxist communism
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affirms that the physical, material world is the only reality and denies any spiritual existence
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materialsm
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the misuse of God's name as in making false promises, cursing other people, or using of God's name frivolously
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swearing
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indecent, lewd, or offensive language, behavior, appearance, or expressions
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obscenity
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tasteless or course behavior or langauge
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vulgarity
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the context and consequences of a moral act - the who, how, when, and where of the act
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circumstance
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"a judgment of reason whereby the human person recognizes the moral quality of a concrete act that he is going to perform, is in the process of performing, or has already completed"
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conscience
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the motive or purpose for a moral act - the why of the act
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intention
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the official teaching authority in the Church, consisting of the pope and the bishops in communion with him
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Magisterium
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the matter of an act: what we do - the what of the act
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objects
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our feelings or emotions that move us to act or not to act
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passions
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the total rejection of Christ and the Christian faith by a baptized Christisn
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apostacy
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the denial of God's existence
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atheism
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any thought, word, or act that expressed hatred or contempt for God; the use of the name of God of Jesus Christ, of the Virgin Mary, of the saints, of the Church, or of holy things in an offensive way
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blasphemy
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the abandoning of all hope in God's saving graces or any hope in God's saving graces or any hope of salvation
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despair
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the deliberate and stubborn denial of a central teaching of the Catholic faith
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heresy
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the worshiping of something other than the true God
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idolatry
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lying under oath, calling on God to witness to a lie
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perjury
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contemptuous treatment of a holy person, place, action, or thing specially dedicated to God
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sacrilege
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a break in Christian unity caused by a refusal to submit to the authority of the pope or remain united to those Christian who are subject to him
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schism
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attributes magical powers to certain objects, acts, words, or religious practices apart from interior religious attitudes like faith and humility
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superstition
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the buying or selling of spiritual gifts or offices
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simony
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denies the possibility of knowing that God exists
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agnosticism
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holds that people can save themselves or God will save us without any effort or repentance on our part
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presumption
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makes a god of out humanity; there is no room for God or religion in a person's life
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atheistic humanism
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