The theological virtue by which we love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves, for God is love.
What is charity?
The inherent value or worth of a human person, rooted in being made in God’s image and likeness.
What is dignity?
The mystery revealed by God that He is three Persons in one God.
What is the Trinity?
This is when each individual is judged at the end of his life.
What is the particular judgement?
Passionate or desiring love.
What is eros?
That which gives life to the body and is immortal.
Securing this is the goal of legitimate authority.
What is the Common Good?
The restoration of our physical nature along with our souls.
What is the resurrection of the body?
Sacrificial or self-giving love; willing the good of the other.
What is agape?
This happens when one undergoes clinical death but retains consciousness.
What are Near Death Experiences?
This term for God is used by the Declaration of Independence to describe where our rights come from.
What is the Creator?
This is when the resurrection of the body will take place.
What is the end of time?
These two sibling saints provide an example of holy friendship, with God famously taking the side of the sister on whether to continue conversing or separating.
Who are St Benedict and St Scholastica?
These three traits make us in the image and likeness of God.
What is intellect, will, and being made for love and relationship?
This word, meaning “brotherhood,” of which there is a certain resemblance between it and the unity of the Divine Persons.
What is fraternity?
The state of Jesus after his resurrection in which he was fully and perfectly spiritualized and divinized without loss of His humanity.
Glorification/glorified
This kind of person is what our friendships ought to lead us to become.
What are saints?
This Latin phrase means “Image of God.”
What is Imago Dei?
This is the first way one participates in promoting the common good.
What is personal responsibility?
What phrase summarizes how God’s grace brings the lower desires of the human person to completion rather than abolishing them?
What is “grace perfects nature?”