Ethics & Morality
What word means “the study of what’s right or wrong” – aka the class that makes you question your life choices?
Ethics
This Greek guy said, “Good habits = good life.” (Not a TikTok influencer.)
Aristotle
The person who chooses freely and is responsible for their actions is a ________.
Moral agent
Who climbed a mountain and came down with ten brand-new rules from God?
Moses
The Church’s “official teaching team” (a.k.a. faith referees) is the ________.
Magisterium
You say you believe something, then actually do it. That’s called ________.
Morality
This serious German said, “Do your duty, even when it’s not fun.”
Kant
The power to make your own choices is called ________.
Free will
Those ten rules have a fancy name: the ________.
Decalogue
Name the ultimate holy group chat: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
The Holy Trinity
Ethics = thinking. Morality = ________. (Hint: what you actually do.)
Action
This modern thinker said, “The face of another person calls you to care.”
Levinas
“It’s not my fault; the universe made me do it.” = classic ________.
Determinism
When God shows Himself to people, that’s called ________.
Revelation
God’s invisible Wi-Fi signal of love and help = ________.
Grace
Doing good things over and over until it becomes part of who you are = building ________.
Virtue
Aristotle said we reach happiness by practicing ________.
Virtue
What’s the name of that inner voice that whispers, “Maybe don’t do that”?
Conscience
Reading the Bible with brain turned on (studying what it means) is called ________.
Exegesis
In marriage, who are the real ministers—hint: not the priest!
The husband and wife
Why do we need both ethics and morality?
Because thinking about good isn’t enough—you’ve got to live it.
Kant, Aristotle, and Levinas walk into a café… What’s the argument about?
Whether doing good comes from duty (Kant), character (Aristotle), or love of others (Levinas).
How do you build a strong conscience? (Think gym for the soul.)
By learning, reflecting, praying, and practicing good choices.
What’s the Church-y word for Jesus coming back (and we better be ready)?
Parousia
How can your family be a “domestic church”?
By loving, forgiving, praying, and living faith together.