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which two deadly sins are primarily in violation of the tenth commandment?
what builds trust
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what builds trust
lies
honesty
Jesus
obedience
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which two deadly sins are primarily in violation of the tenth commandment?
gluttony and pride
envy and lust
envy and greed
arta and joe
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disobeying the immoral demands of a civil authority or refusing to follow a immoral law is...
civil rights
civil conscience
civil disobedience
civil law
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what is scandal?
deliberate termination of a pregnancy
a direct action that causes death
severe penalty imposed on a Catholic
leading a person into sin by words or actions
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what is the ninth commandment?
you shall not bear false witness against your neighbor
you shall not covet your neighbor's goods
you shall not steal
you shall not cover your neighbor's wife
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what is clumny
Ms. Lang
ruining the reputation of another person by lying
revealing something about someone else that is harmful
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what does it mean to honor parents
love
care
trust
respect, gratitude, obedience, and assistance
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when faced with horrific and corrupt situations, Christians are called to _____
be of the world but not in the world
Ms. Hardesty
be in communion with your faith
be in the world but not of the world
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what is abortion
the deliberate cause of weather to a sick person
deliberate taking of one's OWN life
the deliberate act of leading another to sin
the deliberate termination of a pregnancy
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what is NOT adulation
flattery
slander
praise
compliments
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what is euthanasia?
the direct action or lack of action that causes death
the deliberate termination of a pregnancy
ending one's own life
a severe penalty imposed by the Church
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under what circumstances does the Church approve of stem-cell research?
without the use of stem cells
without the use of aborted embryos and fetuses
only when the research uses embryos created through IVF
only when the research uses aborted embryos and fetuses
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what's the role of extended family in the biblical times?
love
family
structure
central social institution
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what's the role of families according to God's plan
love
respect
trust
the most basic building block
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what does the fifth commandment teach?
respect all life
find personal success
take advantage of all opportunities
live life to the fullest
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what is the fifth commandment?
you shall not kill
you shall nor bear false witness
you shall not steal
you shall not commit adultery
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what is used to combat envy and greed?
plagiarism
poverty
almsgiving
providence
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the truth that must have the highest priority in our lives?
Jesus's plan for us
the truth the Father revealed for our salvation
Jesus's guide
Jesus' words
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what is the shared theme between the sixth and ninth commandment
sexuality
loving God
killing
gossip
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what are stories rooted in daily life that use symbolism or allegory as a teaching tool?
parables
mammon
proverbs
sacred art
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what is the sixth commandment?
you shall not steal
you shall not steal
you shall not commit adultery
you shall not covet your neighbor's goods
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making amends for something one did wrong that caused harm to another person or led to loss
detraction
adulation
clumny
reparation
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when is prenatal test morally permissible?
when disease is inconvenience
for the purpose of aborting the fetus
as long as it doesn't harm the fetus
as long as the doctor agrees
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what is the Church's teaching about genetic engineering?
it is morally wrong because it causes disease
it is permissible
it is morally working because it puts humans in God's role
it is accepted as the ideal way to have a baby
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how does the Church define life?
living on your own
birth to death
walking and talking
conception to natural death (womb to tomb)
