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Chapter 3 & 4 Review
Chapter 3 & 4 Review
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Chapter 3 & 4
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1
Examples of modern society’s denial of sin are the acceptance of divorce, abortion, and contraception.
True
False
2
The principle of double effect . . .
is Drake's new single
is a Catalonian heresy.
can allow good acts that have bad secondary effects.
allows bad acts if the results are good.
3
Bad intentions joined to good moral objects are morally bad.
False
True
4
Original Sin can be removed by simple confession
True
False
5
Purgatory is Eternal
True
False
6
The sea of tranquility can be found
In Ireland
On the Moon
In South Africa
In Utah
7
The governing law of the Church
Ecclesiastical Law
Human Law
Eternal Law
Revealed Law
8
Moral relativism holds that . . .
good and evil are predetermined.
persons only have to act morally toward relatives.
persons only have to be relatively moral.
morality changes with each new situation.
9
Limbo was dogmatically defined by
Pope Innocent III
It hasn't been
Pope Sixtus
St. Thomas Aquinas
10
The Saints possess the Beatific Vision
True
False
11
Man and women do not have the same dignity
False
True
12
Mortal Sin differs from Venial Sin in that
It enhances my relationship with God
it moves God to smite you
It harms my relationship with God, but doesn't break it
It breaks my communion with God
13
I just died in friendship with God, but am not purified to stand before him. Catholic Tradition says I go to:
Purgatory
Hell
Heaven
Whataburger
14
Secular Humanism is found in all the following except
Modern day China
Revolutionary France
Medieval Europe
USSR
15
Material cooperation may be allowed for all of the following reasons except:
The cooperator must not intend the evil that occurs
The evil effect must only be a secondary effect
The evil must not be a direct result of the cooperator's act
There must be no possibility of scandal
16
The Beatitudes are
Justifiable attitude
a 1950's men's barbershop group
the Beat down of someone with attitude
Jesus' explaination of how to live a happy and holy life
17
Christians are bound in conscience to obey unjust laws.
False
True
18
To say that truth is objective means . . .
the pope never sins.
it is absolute and unchanging.
it changes very slowly.
some people’s opinions are set in stone.
19
Three things necessary for mortal sin are . . .
grave matter, full knowledge, and full consent of the will.
none of the above
sinful thought, sinful act, and judgment.
rules for morality, law, and consent
20
The ordinary means of forgiveness of sin for Catholics is through a spiritual, prayer apology.
True
False
21
Actively opposing an unjust law . . .
is optional.
is necessary at times but should never be done without great consideration.
should never be done because it creates disorder.
is the only duty of Christian citizens.
22
Natural law recognizes the dignity of man.
True
False
23
Intrinsically evil acts can be justified based on the circumstances.
True
False
24
Object is the sole criteria for determining the morality of an act.
False
True
25
Situation ethics is an invalid theory because . . .
it denies objective truth.
it holds that the person determines the good or evil of an act.
all of the above.
any act can be justified by the doer.
26
Hell is eternal
False
True
27
Material culpability can be acceptable if certain conditions are met.
True
False
28
This is the action taken
Object
Circumstance
Southern Maid Donuts
Intention
29
The object determines the intention of an act.
False
True
30
Two forms of human law are . . .
a. directly manifested by God.
d. civil and ecclesiastical.
b. Supernatural and Revealed
c. a morality determined by mankind.
