Sin & Conscience

Freedom is the power to act under one's own ___.

Freud's "superego" is essentially the same thing as the Christian concept of conscience:

Where does the term "original sin" come from?

Natural law is a religious concept -- it can't be truly understood without a love of Jesus:

T/F: Conscience is the same thing as the moral law.

The voice of authority figures in our life telling us what to do is what Freud called:

The Catechism refers to "freedom" as a ___.

If a sin lacks any of the three aspects of mortal sin, it is called:

Believing that behaviors found in animals should be guides for how humans should behave is ___

What was Adam & Eve's dog's name?

Screwtape says, if you're going to attack any virtue, start first with the virtue of:

At it's most basic level, Longtin describes conscience as ___

Belief in original sin requires belief in an actual, historical couple named Adam & Eve.

T/F: Conscience and superego are effectively the same thing

What type of sin is committed by individual people?

Which of the following is NOT a function of the conscience?

Which of the vices does Screwtape say offers no pleasures or consolation prize?

The phrase that “man is made in the image and likeness of God” means ___

The Natural Law may be different for some people based on their religion or their culture:

If Adam and Eve were not actual, historical human beings, then original sin must be a myth too.

The most serious sin one can commit is called:

For a sin to be mortal it must, 1) be a grave matter, 2) be done with full knowledge, and 3):

Where did the term "original sin" come from?

What system does God ordain for the organization of churches?

What system does Screwtape prefer for the organization of churches?

Screwtape says demons have made humans believe that the best grounds for marriage is ___.

Believing that man-made things are automatically inferior to things found in nature is ___.

The conscience itself comes to us ___

The form of sin which cuts off one's relationship with God:

T/F: By the age of five or six, the conscience is capable of functioning as it is intended to.