30 Questions
What is the virtue of temperance related to in the context of morality?
Forgiveness of others
What is abortion, in the context of morality?
The intentional expulsion of a fetus
What is the Fifth Commandment primarily concerned with?
Respect for human life
How do ethicists and theologians distinguish between types of abortions?
Direct and indirect abortion
Why is suicide considered immoral?
It contradicts natural law and the just love of self
What is the general stance of the Philippines regarding abortion?
It is considered a crime
What is the term used to describe sexual intercourse between unmarried partners?
Fornication
What is the practice of having more than one spouse at one time?
Polygamy
What is the term used to describe intimate relations between relatives or in-laws?
Incest
What is the term used to describe voluntary sexual relations between a married person and somebody other than his/her spouse?
Adultery
What is the term used to describe the ending of a marriage before the death of either spouse?
Divorce
What is the term used to describe explicit representation of the human body or sexual activity with the goal of sexual arousal?
Pornography
Under what conditions is the use of military force morally justified?
When all the above conditions are simultaneously present.
What is euthanasia regarded as?
A form of homicide or murder.
According to the 6th Commandment, what did God command?
Not to commit adultery.
What is emphasized by the 6th and 9th Commandments?
God's generosity.
How does sexuality affect the human person?
The unity of the body and soul.
What must one do when commanded to commit acts of mass destruction and genocide?
Resist the orders.
What is the result of calumny?
It harms the reputation of others by remarks contrary to the truth.
What is the focus of the 7th Commandment?
To not steal or take unjustly the goods and property of another.
What is the result of lying?
It does real violence to another.
What is the purpose of Commutative Justice?
To regulate exchange between persons.
What is the outcome of slander?
It destroys the good name, livelihood, and reputation of others.
Why is it necessary to avoid rash judgment?
To avoid assuming as true the moral fault of a neighbor.
What is considered a form of theft according to distributive justice?
Manipulating the price of goods artificially
What is the primary obligation of the community to citizens in terms of distributive justice?
To promote fair distribution of private property
What is considered an act of robbery in distributive justice?
Picking someone's pocket
What is the consequence of cooperating willfully in an act of stealing?
Guilt of sin
What is the primary difference between theft and robbery?
Theft involves taking property secretly, while robbery involves taking property openly
What is the moral failing of usury?
Lack of charity
Learn about the virtues of temperance and stewardship, and the importance of respecting human life, as commanded by the Catholic Church. Understand the value of forgiveness and the condemnation of sinful acts.
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