Morality 2425 Test 1 Review

What distinguishes humans from other life forms and primarily reflects God's image and likeness?

What is the living transmission of Christ’s Gospel, handing on the Church's beliefs, doctrine, life, and worship?

The exercise of conscience is which of the following?

Which type of ignorance could not reasonably be overcome (so the person IS NOT responsible for it)?

The text says the purpose of human freedom is which of the following?

Which best describes how conscience should function?

Human beings are not social by nature, so living in relationship to others is not necessary.

Frequent examination of conscience helps form the conscience, and its ultimate goal is which sacrament?

Which is a temporary grace from God (e.g., to help a person make a decision or resist temptation)?

TRUE OR FALSE? The Christian virtue of charity is defined as a strong, positive feeling toward God or neighbor.

Death is temporary separation of body and soul.

Which sacrament places a permanent mark on the soul and unites the person with Christ?

Which confers new life on a soul, begins at Baptism, and is primarily associated with the reception of the Sacraments?

Which cardinal virtue enables us to render what is due to God and neighbor?

How does the textbook describe human beings?

Which type of ignorance is the result of the lack of effort? (therefore the person IS responsible for it)

Which of the following would be a "moral act," as defined in the textbook?

Which term comes from a Latin phrase meaning "with knowledge?"

Practical judgment of right reason made by intellect regarding morality, in light of objective moral standards is...

Scripture never discusses the idea of conscience, but many First-Century Christian documents talk about it in detail.

Which cardinal virtue enables us to control our passions, to maintain a clear mind and strong will?

There is an obligation to follow one's conscience, and also to form it properly.

The textbook says the human desire for truth is evidence of the existence of what?

What is the Divine life of God in the soul and a supernatural gift bestowed through the sacrifice of Christ?

How is ignorance defined in the textbook?

TRUE OR FALSE? Human freedom is NOT completely unlimited.

What virtue enables us to believe the truths revealed by Christ and transmitted by His Church?

Which cardinal virtue enables us to perform good actions amid obstacles and difficulties?

Which is written in the soul of every person, because it is human reason leading a person to do good and avoid evil?

Moral theology is described in which way?

TRUE OR FALSE? Every act performed consciously by a human has moral content.

TRUE OR FALSE? God directly creates each human soul.

Which cardinal virtue enables us to choose the right course of action, inspired by the moral law?

A moral act, as defined in the textbook, always involves which of the following?

TRUE OR FALSE? Conscience is an infallible guide.

What virtue assists in trusting God to give us the means to salvation and holiness?

Which term for teacher refers to the official authority of the Pope and bishops with him in matters of faith and morals?