FREEDOM
“Freedom is the --?-- to act or not to act..."
Power
What element is that: 'Eve is the one who ate the fruit'?
Circumstance
The --- never justifies the use of evil means
End or intention
The very first Natural Law is...
Do good and avoid evil
Relativism is both illogical or impractical and...
Dangerous
“You will truly be free” = what freedom?
Virtue
"I gave food to a homeless person to humiliate him". What's morally wrong with that?
The intention
Christian morality is --- because the act itself is what matters first.
Objective
'All communications between humans should be truthful' is this kind of law...
Natural Law
No --- , no meaning, absurdity, '2S3D'
God
‘Choosing to commit a crime’ is compatible with what freedoms?
Liberty and Self-determination
How to judge 'lying under threat'?
Attenuated evil choice
In Christian morality, there are some --- moral principles.
Absolute
Inconsistency between Natural and civil laws lead to...
Tyranny or relativism
He said: "Life being meaningless, it is also absurd and nauseating".
Sartre
Perfect freedom aims at...
Holiness or true happiness
How to judge 'Stealing from a very poor person'
Worse evil choice
'Look at all the good things embryonic stem cell research brings' is typical of this type of morality...
Consequentialism
A cult is an inconsistency between these two types of laws...
Natural and revealed laws
He said: "Egoism and individual power is all there is to morality and happiness".
Nietzsche
Self-determination frees us from...
Ignorance and concupiscence
How to judge 'Not using drugs while pressured to use them'?
Bettered good choice
Veritatis Splendor or the Splendor of Truth is from...
St. John Paul II
It qualifies morally ‘here and now’ choices, thus, issuing a practical judgement...
Conscience
The 5 dangers or 'poisons' of relativism are...
Selfishness, sensuality, distraction, despair and destruction