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What does teleology primarily focus on in moral decision-making?
What does teleology primarily focus on in moral decision-making?
- Understanding moral wrongdoing
- The effects of grace in life
- The nature of sainthood
- Purpose and goals behind actions (correct)
Which practice is considered part of basic Christian practices?
Which practice is considered part of basic Christian practices?
- Philosophical debate
- Mindfulness
- Meditation
- Charity (correct)
What does grace primarily do in relation to sin?
What does grace primarily do in relation to sin?
- Normalizes the experience of sin
- Helps overcome sin and attain purpose (correct)
- Makes sin irrelevant in moral life
- Prevents the occurrence of sin entirely
What is the significance of the Resurrection for Christians?
What is the significance of the Resurrection for Christians?
How does the heart of prayer contribute to a believer's spiritual life?
How does the heart of prayer contribute to a believer's spiritual life?
What would be the impact if the Resurrection did not occur?
What would be the impact if the Resurrection did not occur?
What does 'humbleness' in the context of Metanoia refer to?
What does 'humbleness' in the context of Metanoia refer to?
What does fake happiness contrast with in the study guide?
What does fake happiness contrast with in the study guide?
Flashcards
Teleology
Teleology
The study of the purpose and goals of things, especially in relation to morality.
Formation of Conscience
Formation of Conscience
Developing a moral sense of right and wrong that guides actions and choices.
Sainthood
Sainthood
Living a life devoted to holiness and serving God, usually recognized by the Church after their death.
Grace
Grace
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Sin
Sin
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Resurrection
Resurrection
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Prayer
Prayer
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Importance of Resurrection
Importance of Resurrection
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Study Notes
Teleology and Formation of Conscience
- Teleology is about purpose and goals, guiding moral decisions
- Formation of conscience helps discern right from wrong, shaping actions towards a meaningful life
Sainthood and Reality
- Sainthood exemplifies living in truth and love, leading to genuine happiness and fulfillment
Grace and Sin in Reality
- Grace elevates reality by aligning with divine will
- Sin distorts reality, leading to suffering and disconnection
Grace, Sin, and Teleology
- Grace helps achieve ultimate purpose (teleology) by overcoming sin
Basic Christian Practices
- Prayer
- Attending church
- Reading scripture
- Practicing charity
- Receiving sacraments
Heart of Prayer
- Building a relationship with God through sincere communication and openness
Resurrection
- Belief that Jesus rose from the dead
- Affirms life after death
- Considered a historical event by Christians
Importance of Resurrection
- Validates Jesus' divinity
- Offers hope and eternal life to believers
If Resurrection Didn't Happen
- Christianity's foundation would be undermined
- Makes following less rational
Resurrection and Liturgy
- Liturgy celebrates the Resurrection, especially during Easter
- Reinforces its significance in Christian worship
Terms
- Universal Call to Holiness: Everyone is called to be holy
- Teleology: Study of purpose
- Formation of Conscience: Developing moral judgment
- Sainthood: Living a holy, exemplary life
- Grace: Divine help
- Sin: Moral wrongdoing
- Resurrection: Jesus rising from the dead
- Kingdom of Heaven: God's reign
- Mercy: Compassionate forgiveness
- Prayer: Communicating with God
Experiences
- Happiness/Fulfillment: True joy from living rightly
- Fake Happiness: Temporary pleasure without true contentment
- Suffering: Pain and trials in life
- Relationship: Connections with others and God
- Humbleness (Metanoia): Being open to change and growth
- Resurrection: Central to Christian faith, affirming life after death
Essay
- Personal "mini resurrection" experience can be overcoming loneliness, shame, or isolation
- Example: moving to a new school, feeling isolated, and then finding friends or a teacher
- This experience is like a "resurrection" as it feels like coming back to life
- Jesus' Resurrection represents hope and renewal
- Just like this personal experience of rebirth, Jesus' Resurrection demonstrates that new life can come after difficult times
- Resurrection teaches us love and faith can bring us out of our "deaths" into a better, brighter life
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