Types of Law and Love
Making Choices
Virtues
Random
Vocab
100

What is the greatest example of agape love?

Christ on the Cross

100

Jesus came not to ________ but to _________ the law

abolish, fulfill

100

theological virtue and the highest form of love

Charity

100

The adoration, praise, and worship due to God alone.

Latria

100

To bring something to completion.

fulfill

200

What did Jesus say was the greatest commandment?

To love God with all your heart, soul, and mind

200

List the 3 necessary assumptions:

God is the author
human beings have immortal souls
we are unique individuals

200

A member of the Air Force who is deployed into a war-torn overseas exercises the virtue of.

Fortitude
200

The quality of our actions whereby they are right or wrong is called.

morality

200

God’s voice in our hearts, judging what is right and wrong and urging us to do what is right and avoid what is wrong, is called our.

conscience

300

Who do the first 3 commands and last 7 commands concern?

Love of God = first 3
Love of Neighbor = last 7

300

List the 3 parts of a moral act:

The object, intention, and circumstances

300

Believing in God’s promise that if we follow His commands and we will get to Heaven is an example of the theological virtue of.

Hope

300

Believing that Jesus is present Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity in the Eucharist is an example of which virtue.

Faith

300

What are the virtues?

Habits of looking for, choosing, and doing the good

400

C.S. Lewis identified four kinds of love:

philia, eros, agape and storge

400

How can the circumstances affect a moral choice?

They can enhance the goodness or diminish the quality of the action

400

The theological virtues are:

faith, hope, and love

400

_____________ask us to purify our hearts and direct our actions towards building God’s Kingdom.

Beatitudes

400

the veneration or homage, different in nature and degree from that given to God, that is paid to the saints.

Dulia

500

List the 4 types of Law:

Human, Divine, Eternal, and Natural Law

500

List TWO important conditions for following any of the works of mercy:

They are to be done according to one’s station and capacity

They must be done out of love or it means mean nothing

500

The Cardinal Virtues are:

prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance

500

How/why can man-made law present problems in discerning the right thing to do?

Man-made law is capable of NOT being in accord with God’s law

500

Believing in God’s promise that if we follow His commands and we will get to Heaven is an example of the theological virtue of ______

hope

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