This is a sacred relationship involving promises and responsibilities.
What is a covenant?
This gift allows humans to choose whether to love and follow God.
What is free will?
This type of sin involves doing something wrong.
What is a sin of commission?
This response meets an immediate need, such as discreetly helping someone obtain school supplies.
What is charity?
This is a firm habit or disposition to do good.
What is a virtue?
This colourful sign is associated with God’s covenant with Noah.
What is a rainbow?
A programmed robot cannot offer genuine love because it lacks this ability.
What is the ability to choose freely?
This type of sin involves failing to do good when someone could and should act.
What is a sin of omission?
This response addresses unfair causes or systems behind a problem.
What is justice?
Faith, hope, and charity belong to this group of virtues.
What are the theological virtues?
God promised this person descendants, land, and blessings that would reach other nations.
Who is Abraham?
This is pressure or an invitation to choose something wrong; experiencing it is not itself choosing to sin.
What is temptation?
This type of sin wounds a person’s relationship with God without completely breaking it.
What is venial sin?
This means treating a group as outsiders or less worthy.
What is othering?
This cardinal virtue involves balance and self-control.
What is temperance?
The Ten Commandments are associated with God’s covenant with this leader.
Who is Moses?
This word means the degree of responsibility someone has for a wrong action.
What is culpability?
This sacrament removes original sin, although the inclination to sin remains.
What is Baptism?
An unfair school policy repeatedly excludes students who cannot afford a required fee. This illustrates injustice built into a system, also called this.
What is social sin?
This cardinal virtue involves judging what is good and deciding how to act wisely.
What is prudence?
In the covenant with Noah, God promised not to destroy all life again through this disaster.
What is a flood?
Serious threats may reduce responsibility because they can interfere with this condition needed for mortal sin.
What is deliberate consent, or a free and willing choice?
This is forgiveness granted through the priest in the sacrament of Reconciliation.
What is absolution?
A school removes an unfair fee barrier for everyone instead of only paying one student’s fee. Which response is this: charity or justice?
What is justice?
This practice involves prayerfully reviewing thoughts, words, actions, and omissions to identify needed change.
What is an examination of conscience?