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Practical common sense. Doing the right thing, at the right time, in the right way.
Temperance
Fortitude
Prudence
Justice
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The three parts that make a covenant are:
Partnership, promises, a set end date
Commitment, contract, a set end date
Commitment, promises, a lifelong partnership
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The actions we are most likely to default to are our:
Vices
Virtues
Sins
Habits
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While there are some minor errors in Scripture, there is NO ERROR in the main message
insubordination
inerrancy
insolence
inspiration
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This prayer requests your own needs and desires of God
Intercession
Petition
Adoration
Thanksgiving
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The Commandments are unique to previous covenants, because they require:
People to develop relationship with God and others
People to develop relationship with themselves and God
People to develop relationship with God and the world
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This character represents:
Greed
Wrath
Sloth
Gluttony
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This sin causes us to want what others have, and it becomes an obsession
Envy
Pride
Sloth
Lust
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In order to achieve this most virtuous life, really what we are aiming for is the virtue of:
Prudence
Temperance
Fortitude
Justice
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Seeks fairness for everyone; rewards goodness and punishes evil:
Fortitude
Justice
Prudence
Temperance
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The proper order of a biblical reference is:
book, chapter, verse
book, verse, chapter
chapter, verse, book
verse, chapter, book
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The Holy Spirit has influenced the Bible’s writers to write only what is true and good.
insubordination
insolence
inerrancy
inspiration
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Sin can be described as:
Choices that make it hard for us to be our best selves
Choices that lead us closer to God
Choices against our efforts to be healthy, happy, and holy
Choices that help us be better people
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The distinction between right and wrong.
Religious truth
Proverbial truth
Moral truth
Historical truth
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This sin causes us to want approval and acceptance from others.
Lust
Sloth
Pride
Envy
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Believe we are better than others, or know more than others; we don’t learn from our mistakes
Sloth
Lust
Envy
Pride
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When we want everything for ourselves and to not share - particularly money and power
Wrath
Greed
Sloth
Gluttony
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Instructions of God given to us through Moses in the Ten Commandments.
Law
History
Religious Truth
Inerrancy
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This is an example of:
Negative external freedom
Negative internal freedom
Positive internal freedom
Positive external freedom
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We must look for people who can mentor us on how to do what is right. These people are called:
mortal beings
mortal exemplars
moral beings
moral exemplars
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Is this a moral decision?Does this have anything to do with loving God, myself, others?
Evaluate
Act
Judge
See
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A sure trust that God will grant us eternal life and give us what we need to obtain that life.
Justice
Love
Hope
Faith
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Moses is CALLED by God through this:
The burning bush
The Pharoah
The river
The shepherd staff
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____ means “good news” and there are 4 in the New Testament.
Psalms
Gospels
Lists
Letters
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Responsible to and respectful of this God-given gift so we may seek God’s love in our lives:
Agency
Autonomy
Freedom
Free will
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When intellect is inspired by the supernatural truth given to us by God (not seen or measured)
Faith
Fortitude
Hope
Love
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Deciding to do the loving thing and then doing it.
Judge
Act
See
Evaluate
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The freedom and ability to make informed and un-coerced decisions
Autonomy
Freedom
Autography
Agency
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Sin serious enough that it kills God’s grace within us, and turns us completely away from God.
Social
Moral
Venial
Mortal
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To be meek means:
To be timid and unsure, mouse-like
To be authentically who you are and to accept others
To know your strengths and weaknesses and know you need God
To have pure intentions in your interactions and choices
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Sayings of Jesus that are narrative like a short story to teach us a truth
Prophecy
Pentateuch
Psalm
Parable
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This sin offends God, turns away His grace, and damages our souls
Mortal
Venial
Social
Personal
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Its purpose is so that we may seek God and respond to God’s invitation to love in our lives:
Agency
Freedom
Automony
Autography
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Adam and Eve committed the ___ sin
fruit
serpent
first
original
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This prayer asks God to help others with their needs and challenges
Thanksgiving
Intercession
Adoration
Petition
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Having the external means to achieve our ends and fulfill our desires or interests.
Positive Internal Freedom
Positive External Freedom
Negative Internal Freedom
Negative External Freedom
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Stories told, songs sung, history recounted and memorized.
Edited history
Written history
Oral history
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According to Aristotle, our focus should always be on:
What is good and loving
W.W.J.D. (what would Jesus do?)
What is good for me and my goals
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This prayer is about sitting in conversation with God the way you would with a friend:
Intercession
Petition
Thanksgiving
Adoration
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To help with conflict resolution, even when it's not your problem is to be:
Peacemaker
Persecuted for righteousness sake
Pure in Heart
Poor in Spirit
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_____ is when the Bible is read word-for-word and is taken to mean exactly what it says.
Formalist
Literalist
Homilist
Contextualist
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This sin causes us to react with extreme anger and resentment
Greed
Gluttony
Sloth
Wrath
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To "subdue" and to have "dominion" means:
Dominance over all resources; use as we want this generation
A careful approach to sustainability of Earth’s resources
We are to take control of all the animals and vegetation
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When God tells Cain he is “his brother’s keeper”, God means:
He is responsible for his brother
He is his brother’s babysitter
He is responsible for everyone, known or not
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There are four basic steps to moral decision making (correct order):
Evaluate, judge, see, act
See, act, judge, evaluate
Judge, see, act, evaluate
See, judge, act, evaluate
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This is an example of:
Positive internal freedom
Positive external freedom
Negative internal freedom
Negative external freedom
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Three conditions of sin - grave matter, full knowledge, and deliberate consent - needed for:
Personal
Moral
Venial
Mortal
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In the face of the Other we see God, and that person is a gift to the world. This is known as:
Curiosity
Oppression
Integrity
Dignity
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To choose how we will live and act within the talents and gifts God has given us:
Freedom
Free Will
Agency
Automomy