48 Questions
What is the difference between Philia and Eros?
Philia is love between friends, while Eros is love of passion and attraction.
What are the two faculties of the human soul mentioned in the text?
Intellect and free will
How do we judge whether an action is good or evil according to the text?
By applying knowledge of the moral law
What do we use our reason for, as mentioned in the text?
To judge whether an action is good or evil
Why is it important to form our conscience well, according to the text?
To grow in knowledge and make moral decisions
What does a well-formed conscience do, as per the text?
Always chooses the good
How does the habit of remembering God help us?
To use our reason and free will
Why is the teaching that humans are made in God's image and likeness considered foundational?
It helps us understand who we are
What is the unique worth and value that we possess as human beings?
Dignity simply for being human
How does the text describe the relationship between individuals being made in God's image and being part of a spiritual family?
Every person being God's child connects them to a spiritual family
What is described as the ultimate destination for human beings based on the text?
Experiencing perfect happiness of God's love
How does Jesus exemplify personal growth based on the text?
By being obedient and growing in wisdom
What is the ultimate destination of human persons according to the text?
To experience the perfect happiness of God's love
What is the significance of sanctifying grace in a person's life?
It is restored through the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation
How does the text describe the relationship between man and woman?
They are equal as persons and complementary as masculine and feminine
What is concupiscence, as mentioned in the text?
The tendency to sin as a result of Original Sin
What does holiness represent according to the text?
The perfection of charity and Christian life
What do sanctifying grace and actual grace represent in the text?
Gifts from God to help humans in their journey towards holiness
How are saints described in relation to guiding Catholics?
As examples for Catholics who have followed Jesus wholeheartedly
What is the main purpose of human beings according to the text?
To experience perfect happiness through God's love
What does 'storge' represent according to the text?
Love between family members due to fulfilling basic needs
What does holiness represent in the Christian life?
The perfection of charity
What is the impact of sin on sanctifying grace according to the text?
It diminishes sanctifying grace
How is holiness related to happiness according to the text?
Holiness brings eternal happiness
What role do the saints play in the journey of holiness?
They guide and inspire believers in their pursuit of holiness
What is the purpose of transmitting human life according to the text?
To cooperate in the Creator's work
How does the text define 'actual grace'?
Temporary help from God for specific decisions
What does storge represent according to the text?
Love between family members
What does the habit of remembering God enable us to do?
Use our reason and free will effectively
How is dignity defined in the text?
It is inherent and does not change
Why are we considered a spiritual family according to the text?
As we are all made in God's image
What is the unique aspect of our ultimate destination as human beings?
To experience perfect happiness in God's love
Why is recognizing ourselves as one spiritual family important according to the text?
To work toward the good of others
How does the text describe the relationship between remembering God and using reason?
Remembering God helps us use our reason effectively
What role does love play in sustaining human dignity according to the text?
Love from God alone gives us our dignity
Why is it significant that every person is made in God's image?
To promote respect and recognition of every person's worth
What is emphasized about the teaching that humans are made in God's image and likeness?
It provides a foundation for understanding human identity.
What is the main impact of recognizing all individuals as part of a spiritual family?
Fostering shared responsibility for the well-being of others.
What does the ability to feel emotions allow human beings to do?
Judge whether an action is good or evil
Why is it emphasized that our passions aren't inherently good or bad?
To stress the significance of how we manage our passions
How can a well-formed conscience help in making moral decisions?
By choosing the morally right action based on reason and moral law
What is the main purpose of using one's conscience according to the text?
To make judgments about right and wrong in light of moral principles
What does it mean to say that human beings have a well-formed conscience?
They consistently choose actions that align with God’s Word
How is intellect described in relation to human growth according to the text?
As a tool provided by God for growth in knowledge
Why is it crucial to think before making choices, as indicated in the text?
To engage the conscience in determining right from wrong
How does using reason with emotions impact decision-making, according to the text?
'Good' decisions result from aligning reason and emotions with moral principles
What role does moral law play in the process of judging actions, as per the text?
Moral law provides a standard against which actions can be evaluated as good or evil
'Love is both a noun and a verb' implies what concept based on the text?
'Love' encompasses both a feeling and intentional actions towards others
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