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What is a key characteristic of Social Justice?
What is a key characteristic of Social Justice?
Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Social Teachings of the Church?
Which of the following is NOT one of the Seven Social Teachings of the Church?
What is meant by 'Human Solidarity'?
What is meant by 'Human Solidarity'?
What is the primary focus of Commutative Justice?
What is the primary focus of Commutative Justice?
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Which commandment addresses the importance of honesty?
Which commandment addresses the importance of honesty?
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What is the primary difference between mortal sins and venial sins?
What is the primary difference between mortal sins and venial sins?
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Which of the following are recognized as the Cardinal Virtues?
Which of the following are recognized as the Cardinal Virtues?
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Which sin corresponds inversely to the virtue of charity?
Which sin corresponds inversely to the virtue of charity?
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What does the principle of 'See→Judge→Act→Evaluate' help with?
What does the principle of 'See→Judge→Act→Evaluate' help with?
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What is meant by conscience in moral decision-making?
What is meant by conscience in moral decision-making?
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Which of the following describes social sin?
Which of the following describes social sin?
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Which of the following options best demonstrates human dignity?
Which of the following options best demonstrates human dignity?
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In the context of virtues, what is a vice?
In the context of virtues, what is a vice?
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Study Notes
Christian Moral Development
- Key Terms: Natural Law, Justice, Human Dignity, Social Justice, Common Good, Solidarity, Charity, Social Action, Honesty, Jealousy, Envy, Scriptural Justice, Commutative Justice, Legal Justice, Distributive Justice, Social Justice.
- Cardinal Virtues: Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Anger, Envy, Pride, Conscience
- Theological Virtues: Faith, Hope, Love
- Mortal Sin: Serious offense against God
- Venial Sin: Offense less serious than mortal sin
- Personal Sin: Sin committed by an individual
- Social Sin: Sin that affects a community
- Vice: A bad habit or practice
Cardinal Virtues
- Lesson 3.01: Discusses the meaning of holiness, living a life of virtue, the growth in holiness, virtues.
- Examines the characteristics of Theological Virtues and how they are distinct from Cardinal Virtues.
Understanding Sin
- Lesson 3.02: Covers the definition of sin, recognizing when sin has occurred, understanding the difference between mortal and venial sin, examining personal and social sin, and analyzing the effects of sin.
Vice and Sin
- Lesson 3.03: Examines the seven (7) deadly sins and their corresponding virtues.
Forming a Catholic Social Conscience - Moral Decision Making
- Lesson 3.04: Discusses conscience, factors influencing conscience, components of moral problems, important principles in moral decision-making, and what constitutes a moral decision.
Natural Law and Social Justice
- Lesson 3.05: Explores the concept of Natural Law, its relationship with justice, Church's view of Human Dignity, biblical teachings about the poor, Seven (7) Social Teachings of the Church, social justice, human solidarity.
- Key questions addressed: What is Natural Law? How do we respect Natural Law? How do Natural Law and Justice work together? What is the Church's view on Human Dignity? What are Jesus' teachings regarding the poor? What are the Seven Social Teachings of the Church? What is Social Justice? What is meant by Human Solidarity?
Social Teachings of the Church: Old and New Testament
- Lesson 3.06: Focuses on five major themes of Social Teaching from the Old Testament.
Culture and The Moral Life
- Lesson 3.09: Compares jealousy and envy; defines and discusses honesty & its importance; and covers the importance, application, and significance of the 7th and 8th Commandments (including situations where the truth may not be revealed). Discusses instances in which deception might be morally permissible.
- Explains the Ninth and Tenth Commandments and how they connect to interpersonal relationships and desires.
Justice and Living a Just Life
- Lesson 3.10: Examines justice, various types of justice (Scriptural, Commutative, Legal, Distributive, Social, Economic), various examples of social justice, the Universal Destination of Goods, and how to live a just life.
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Test your understanding of Christian moral development, including key concepts like natural law, sin, and virtues. This quiz covers both cardinal and theological virtues along with their significance in moral living. Dive into the complexities of justice, human dignity, and community impact through sin.
