18 Questions
What is the purpose of obeying the moral, natural, and supernatural law?
All of the above
What has sin done according to the text?
All of the above
How does the text describe the role of grace in overcoming our weaknesses?
All of the above
What does the text say is necessary for grace to take full effect?
All of the above
What is the relationship between personal transformation and social transformation according to the text?
All of the above
What does the text say is necessary to recover the awareness of the primacy of moral values?
All of the above
What is sin in Christianity?
An abuse of the freedom given by God to created persons
What is the purpose of grace according to the text?
To restore humans to their original image
What does the text say about the relationship between sin and grace?
Where sin increased, grace abounded all the more
What does grace equip humans with?
Hope, courage, and the fruits of charity
What does the term "charis" refer to in the context of the text?
Grace
What does grace cure humans of?
Spiritual weakness and maladies
What is sin according to Catholic Christianity?
Any deliberate thought, word, or deed contrary to God's law
What does St. Augustine's definition of sin, 'Aversio a Deo, Conversio ad Creaturas' mean?
Aversion from God, Conversion to Creatures
What is the root cause of sin according to the text?
Man's heart
When does temptation become a sin?
When one acts positively towards the temptation
What is the consequence of sin according to the text?
It disintegrates the self and disrupts personal life
What does the example of a student cheating on an exam illustrate?
The choice to pursue a wrongly desired good
Learn about the concept of sin as an abuse of freedom and the restoration through grace according to the teachings of the Catholic Catechism. Explore the relationship between sin, freedom, and God's plan for humanity.
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