Moral Theology Exam Prep 2

Because human beings are rational and free, they are

hating the good that happens to others

belief in multiple gods

lack of required knowledge

speaking disrespectfully about something that is sacred or treating it with disrespect

The opposite virtue of Pride is

The demand for an account for one’s acts before oneself and before a superior authority

The 3 Sources of Morality are the Object, Intention, and

sin

Natural Law is our participation in

Area of Theology that studies the Blessed Mother and her role in salvation history

worship of other beings, creatures, or material goods in a way that is fitting for God alone

sin contradicts

Which Shrine has Mr. Flood visited twice in Italy?

The virtue that enables us to take pleasure in the good gifts of God in a balanced way

An example of divination

study of the last things: death, particular judgment, Heaven, Hell, & Purgatory

sin necessarily is

attributing to someone or something else a power that belongs to God alone

Who is this?

Who is this?

Before choosing to major in Theology, what was Mr. Flood's 1st major in college?

Who is this?

As virtue decreases, vice increases

A solemn agreement between human beings or between God

Where did Mr. Flood go to college?

the belief in and worship of only One God

the 7th day

What Religious Congregation founded and staffs Bishop Eustace Prep?

Denial of anything supernatural

ability to choose the good

Living a virtuous life always leads to

What year was Bishop Eustace Prep founded?

Universal call of every person

Belief that the knowledge of God's existence is beyond the rational brain

The opposite virtue of Anger is

Commandments 4-10 deal with

The Natural Law can change as scientific knowledge changes

For God's Mercy to be effective in us, what is necessary?

One who does not believe in God

If you follow your conscience, you are always without sin

The Greek term for divine, unconditional love; the manner in which God loves us.

Commandments 1-3 deal with

the abuse of something dedicated to God and the worship of Him

an action that shows deep reverence for something sacred

One can follow their conscience and still be in error

the sin of lying while under oath to tell the truth

Sin has a ripple effect that always affects others

the quality of being holy, worthy of respect and reverence

A person's good intentions can make an intrinsically evil act into a good act.