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3. Category 1 A divorce is a civil declaration that a marriage is no longer in force and the couple are free to marry according to the laws of the land. What declaration is required of Catholics if they wish to remarry in the Church? A Decree of Nullity or An Anullment What does that mean? Their marriage was not a sacrament for one of several reasons.

4. Category 1 This is often considered a calling, a gift that leads to a life of generosity and happiness; there are many different possibilities for the Christian. What is it? A vocation Name some examples: Holy Orders: – Deacon, priest, bishop Religious Life: – Religious Order Brother, priest… Sister / nun Marriage, teaching, medicine, law, …

5. Category 1 The foundation for Christian ethical and moral life is: The Family

6. Category 1 Why do people usually make the choices they make? Their belief that it is good, At least for them!

7. Category 2 This Greek word is primarily concerned with the development of good character, what is it? Ta Ethika What English word does it lead us to? Ethics

8. Category 2 This Latin word refers to customs, habits and manners that shape human life and conduct, what is it? Moralitas What English word do they give us? Morality

9. Category 2 Which concept plays a more important role in the ethics of Aristotle, the individual or the community? The Community

10. Category 2 Which Ancient Greek philosopher’s thinking influenced Western thinking up to the 13 th C.? Plato

11. Category 3 Sophism would claim that truth is no more than opinion. Did Plato support sophist reasoning or not? Not !

12. Category 3 Which view of determinism would Sigmund Freud have supported? Social Determinism

13. Category 3 What is the first principle of Natural Law according to Thomas Aquinas? “Do good, avoid evil.” What is the name of the principle? Synderesis

14. Category 3 Catholic teaching follows that of Calvin: freedom and ethics have no connection to providence. True or False? False

15. Category 4 What type of ethics would natural ethics be? Teleological

16. Category 4 Made in the image and likeness of God, as free moral agents in search of the good, what would be the ultimate good? Union with God

17. Category 4 This unlikely Apostle helped bring the Good News of Jesus to the Gentiles was a Shammainite Pharisee before his conversion. Who was he? St. Paul

18. Category 4 For what type of Christian congregation was the Gospel of Matthew written? Jewish Which major OT prophet was Jesus compared to? Moses

19. Category 5 Did prophets like Moses respond quickly and positively to their initial call from God? No, They gave excuses, like: I don’t speak well I’m too young I’m a sinner I’m too weak…

20. Category 5 Is our human desire for happiness something we have naturally placed by God in our heart? Yes!

21. Category 5 What do these terms have in common? Rationalization Trivialization Misinformation “means to an end” Symptoms of a misinformed conscience

22. Category 5 These statements of promises and blessings are a fundamental element of the ethical teaching of Jesus. What are they? The Beatitudes Where in Matthew can they be found? The Sermon on the Mount (Ch. 5-7) Mt. 5:3-11