BFHS - Morality Final Exam Review

Question 1

Gift of Holy Spirit in which Magisterium is protected from error on teachings on faith + morals

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infallibility

Question 2

A sin that is the result of a failure to do something required by God's moral Law.

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sin of omission

Question 3

A sin that results in the complete separation from God and his grace.

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mortal

Question 4

Three gifts given to us by God which give us a special dignity include all except?

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covenant

Question 5

Which statement regarding the 4 Levels of Happiness is NOT true.

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Level 4 is the easiest to achieve.

Question 6

Conscience that is educated + developed through constant use and examination.

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informed conscience

Question 7

This theory states that there are no moral rules. Morality is subjective.

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relativism

Question 8

Ruining the reputation of a person by lying or spreading rumors; slander.

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calumny

Question 9

Prayer reflection on our words, attitudes, and actions in light of the Gospel is called?

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examination of conscience

Question 10

The "interior voice" of a person, a God-given sense of the law of God.

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conscience

Question 11

Four virtues that are viewed as pivotal or essential for full Christian living.

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cardinal

Question 12

Good Beyond Self - "doing (good) for" and "being with" others in empathy signifies this level.

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Level 3

Question 13

Sin that weakens one's personal character but does not destroy one's relationship with God.

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venial

Question 14

Ultimate Good - putting God truly first in our lives by embracing prayer and service represents

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Level 4

Question 15

According to Jesus, hoarding material goods by not sharing with the poor violates this one.

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Seventh

Question 16

This theory states that morality is objective. There are unchanging moral truths.

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absolutism

Question 17

Deliberate refusal to obey an immoral demand from civil authority or an immoral civil law.

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civil disobedience

Question 18

Scandal is a sin against this commandment.

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Fifth

Question 19

To be guilty of wrong doing.

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culpable

Question 20

Conscience that does not employ a process of intentional decision making.

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lax conscience

Question 21

The virtue by which a person is inclined toward choosing the moral good and avoiding evil.

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prudence

Question 22

Known as the "bridge commandment," this one calls us to respect all just authority figures.

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Fourth

Question 23

Non-consequentialist theory that focuses on agent's duty to adhere to principles or rights

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deontology

Question 24

The tendency of all human beings toward sin, as a result of Original Sin.

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concupiscence

Question 25

The sin of lying while under oath to tell the truth.

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perjury

Question 26

Seven deadly sins that are harmful because they lead to and reinforce other sins and vices.

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capital

Question 27

The virtue by which one healthfully integrates their sexuality into their total person.

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chastity

Question 28

The moral law that can be understood through the use of reason.

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natural law

Question 29

A sin that is the direct result of a freely chosen thought, word or deed.

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sin of commission

Question 30

Another name for the Ten Commandments; it literally means "ten words."

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Decalogue

Question 31

The order in creation that reflects God's will and purpose.

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Eternal Law

Question 32

A person follows a process of conscientious decision making but makes a wrong decision has a(n)

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erroneous conscience

Question 33

This theory seeks "the greatest good for the greatest number."

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utilitarianism

Question 34

This commandments emphasis on truth calls us to live with integrity.

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Eighth

Question 35

Eight "Blessed are you..." sayings are called?

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Beatitudes

Question 36

An action or attitude - or the failure to act - that leads another person into sin.

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scandal

Question 37

The desire to accumulate earthly goods beyond what we need.

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greed

Question 38

Ego Gratification: focusing on winning, achievement, or success characterizes this level.

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Level 2

Question 39

What are the three parts of a moral act?

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object, intention, circumstances

Question 40

Teaching that limited violence is acceptable in defending yourself or your nation from attack.

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legitimate defense

Question 41

Unnecessarily revealing something true about another person that is harmful to a reputation.

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detraction

Question 42

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

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idolatry

Question 43

The collective effect of many personal sins over time, which leads to structures of sin.

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social

Question 44

A habitual and firm disposition to do good.

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virtue

Question 45

You shall not covet your neighbor's goods is the ____ Commandment.

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Tenth

Question 46

Seeking physical pleasure & possessions is the goal of this level of happiness.

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Level 1

Question 47

The Church's living teaching office consisting of all bishops in communion with the Pope.

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Magisterium

Question 48

Speaking, acting or thinking about God, Jesus, Mary or saints in an irreverent or mocking way.

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blasphemy

Question 49

The virtue by which one moderates his or her appetites and passions to achieve balance.

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temperance

Question 50

Copying someone else's words or ideas without permission or giving proper credit.

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plagiarism

Question 51

Divine Law revealed in the Old Testament, summarized in the Ten Commandments.

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Old Law

Question 52

The virtue concerned with rights and duties within relationships; that which is owed the other.

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justice

Question 53

This theory focuses on the agent by asking: What kind of a person should I be?

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virtue ethics

Question 54

Resentment or sadness because of another person's good fortune.

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envy

Question 55

The free and undeserved gift of God's loving and active presence in the universe + in our lives

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grace

Question 56

Intense and uncontrolled desire for sexual pleasure.

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lust

Question 57

Also called strength or courage; it enables one to act morally amidst challenges.

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fortitude

Question 58

A practice or habit that leads a person to sin.

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vice

Question 59

In morality, this term refers to the act itself.

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object

Question 60

Divine Law revealed in the New Testament through the life and teaching of Jesus Christ.

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New Law

BFHS - Morality Final Exam Review

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BFHS - Morality Final Exam Review

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