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Morality- Ch 23

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  • What is the definition of morality?
    goodness or evil of human actions
  • Judgement of all humanity at the end of time is called...
    Final Judgement
  • What is the “interior dialogue” of a person, a God-given internal sense of what is morally wrong or right.
    conscience
  • What is a good habit, one that creates within us a kind of inner readiness or attraction to move toward or accomplish a moral good
    virtue
  • T/F: Good intentions justify bad actions sometimes.
    False
  • What are the three elements of moral decision-making?
    object, intention and circumstance
  • Full unity with God after we die
    heaven
  • What is a deliberate offense, in thought, word, or deed, against the will of God.
    sin
  • An angel who used its free will to disobey God's will
    demon
  • A being that has intellect, individuality and free will
    Angel
  • Self-exclusion from God's love after we die
    hell
  • What is a less serious offense against the will of God that diminishes one’s personal character and weakens but does not rupture one’s relationship with God
    venial sin
  • A waiting place where we go to be purged of our sins
    purgatory
  • What is the sin by which the first humans disobeyed God and thereby lost their original holiness and became subject to death. All people are born with this.
    original sin
  • What is an action so contrary to the will of God that is results in the complete separation from him and his grace. It is of grave matter, the person has full knowledge they are doing it and they must have full consent.
    Mortal sin
  • When someone is posessed by a demon, an _________ is necessary to free them of that
    exorcism
  • Judgement of an individual at the end of their life is called
    particular judgement
  • T/F: Sometimes the circumstances of our actions lessen our "blameworthiness" for actions that are not right.
    true
  • What is a practice or habit that leads a person to sin.
    vice
  • What is the gift from God that allows human beings to choose from among various actions, for which we are held accountable. It is the basis for moral responsibility.
    free will