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Who is Jesus Christ? Virtues Spring 2015
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100 200 300 400 500 What God is Like Cardinal Virtues Missing Virtues
Warped Virtues 100 200 300 400 500
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This attribute describes God as having power to do any (real) thing.
Question This attribute describes God as having power to do any (real) thing.
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Answer 1 – 100 Omnipotent
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Question This is the quality of God’s distance, otherness, being above and beyond us.
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Answer 1 – 200 Transcendence
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This describes God as being present everywhere simultaneously.
Question This describes God as being present everywhere simultaneously.
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Answer 1 – 300 Omnipresence
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This is the attribute of God’s closeness, nearness, presence, concern.
Question This is the attribute of God’s closeness, nearness, presence, concern.
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Answer 1 – 400 Immanence
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This quality highlights that you can’t keep a secret from God.
Question This quality highlights that you can’t keep a secret from God.
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Answer 1 – 500 Omniscience
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“Cardinal” literally means this.
Question “Cardinal” literally means this.
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Answer 2 – 100 Hinge
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Question This cardinal virtue is the moral habit of honoring each person’s rights.
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Answer 2 – 200 Justice
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Question This is the Cardinal Virtue of 1. knowing what good can be accomplished in a given situation, 2. recognizing how to accomplish it, and 3. doing it.
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Answer 2 – 300 Prudence
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Question This is the virtue of overcoming fear for the sake of doing what is good.
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Answer 2 – 400 Courage
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This cardinal virtue could be defined as self-discipline.
Question This cardinal virtue could be defined as self-discipline.
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Answer 2 – 500 Temperance
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Question We describe every virtue as the ____________ or middle ground between two extremes.
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Answer 3 – 100 Mean
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This is the deficit of the cardinal virtue of courage.
Question This is the deficit of the cardinal virtue of courage.
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Answer 3 – 200 Cowardice
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This is Aristotle’s word for a deficit of justice.
Question This is Aristotle’s word for a deficit of justice.
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Answer 3 – 300 Injustice
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If you are lacking in temperance, you would have this quality.
Question If you are lacking in temperance, you would have this quality.
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Answer 3 – 400 Intemperance
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Question The opposite of a virtue is this—we could also call it a bad moral habit.
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Answer 3 – 500 Vice
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Going too far with prudence would mean you have this bad moral habit.
Question Going too far with prudence would mean you have this bad moral habit.
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Answer 4 – 100 Manipulation
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Exaggerating justice is what Aristotle calls this.
Question Exaggerating justice is what Aristotle calls this.
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Answer 4 – 200 Favoritism
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A warped excess of courage would be this quality (think Evil Knievel).
Question A warped excess of courage would be this quality (think Evil Knievel).
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Answer 4 – 300 Recklessness
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Category: Summer Olympics
DAILY DOUBLE! Category: Summer Olympics
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Daily Double Question #1
These are the places where the (1) 2008 Summer Olympics were held and (2) 2012 Summer Olympics were held.
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Going too far with temperance could land you on this quality.
Question Going too far with temperance could land you on this quality.
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Answer 4 – 500 Insensibility
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