Moral Act
To draw conclusions from outside yourself, by looking at the world.
What is nature?
The study of Christ
What is Christology?
To show you have some "skin in the game" in relationships.
What is a sacrifice?
The God of Chaos, deep, and water.
The Author of the Dialogue "Euthyphro".
Who is Plato?
What is story?
A philosophical concept that makes a person rethink or reorient their lives and their histories.
What is an Event
The reminder of the relationship in a covenant.
What is a preamble?
The god of wind and storm.
Who is Marduk?
The man who was prosecuted for "corrupting the youth".
Who is Socrates?
The pure "what" of a moral act.
The word that means "Church" or "Those that are called"
What is Ecclesia?
The part of a covenant that illustrates it has been made like a handshake or a rainbow.
What is a sign?
Humanity's role in the Genesis story.
What is the image of God?
Does God like something because its good or is it good because God likes it.
What is the Euthyphro problem?
The reason behind the moral act.
What is intent?
This word means community, like a YMCA or hanging out with friends on Saturday.
What is Koinania?
The type of law that is absolute. "Thou shall (not)."
what is an apodictic law?
What God called all of creation in the Genesis story.
What is good?
The idea that God chooses good. That good is arbitrary.
What is voluntarism?
To draw conclusions from the bible, the liturgy, the cultural expressions.
What is tradition?
This means word, or word of God. Ultimately Jesus is the word.
What is Logos?
A type of law that is conditional.
What is a casuistic law?
The god whose blood was used to create humanity.
Who is quingu?
The idea that good is independent of choice. That it stands on its own.
What is subordinationism?