Foundations of Morality
Who we ought to be and how we ought to live
Morality
This is a function of the intellect and a judgement of reason
Conscience
A failure in genuine love for God caused by perverse attachment to certain created goods
Sin
"10 Words"
Decalogue
The Compendium of Church teachings
The Catechism of the Catholic Church
How humans are made in the image and likeness of God
Intellect and Free Will
An ordinance of reason for the common good
Law
Sin that leads to death
Mortal Sin
Respect for one's parents
Filial Piety
This document talks about "the Two Ways"
The Didache
Control of one's passions would be this virtue
Temperance
A deep sense of the basic goods
Natural Law
The three conditions of a mortal sin
Grave Matter
Full Knowledge
Deliberate Consent
Practical Atheism
Agnosticism
This document talks about religious freedom
Dignitatis Humanae
Type of subjective morality that states what is right and wrong is up to individual feeling/choice
Moral Relativism
This type of ignorance would mean the sinner is fully culpable for the sin, since their lack of knowledge was a result from lack of diligence
Vincible Ignorance
The human tendency to sin
Concupiscence
Simony
This document talks about the importance of penance
Paenitentia Agere
Feelings or emotions that prompt us to act
Passions
The 3 parts of the Moral Act
Object, Intention, Circumstance
The two things are lost when one commits a mortal sin
Sanctifying Grace
Charity
Spiritual Sloth
Acedia
This document talks about Catholic Morality
Veritatis Splendor