Morality- Life in Christ Fill in the Blank / Multiple Choice, Ch 3
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carolineclaresmith512 on May 18, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 ___________________ is the way of living for those who have joined to Christ in Baptism | Christian Morality |
| Jesus taught that "your light must shine before others," which means that we are to.... ________________, ________________, ________________ | Act with generosity and compassion, Bring light into the life of others, Live as he taught us |
| The Christian moral life is about _____________________________________________ | Freely responding to the Holy Trinity |
| ___________ is the term that describes the way we have been created to live | Morality |
| The book of _______________ is a book of short sayings that give practical advice on how to make sound moral choices | Proverbs |
| _______________ makes us responsible for our own actions | Free Will |
| The ________________ is the original sense of right and wrong that is part of every human being | Natural Law |
| A good intention can ________ turn a morally good act into a morally evil act | Never |
| A bad intention can ___________ turn a morally good act into a morally evil act | Sometimes |
| Circumstances surrounding a moral act can __________ or _____________ the goodness or evil of that moral act | Lessen or Increase |
| Sin is ___________ and __________ doing something against God's law | Freely and Knowingly |
| A mortal sin is so serious that it causes the loss of __________________ | Sanctifying Grace |
| ____________ sins are the foundation, or major sources, of other sins | Capital |
| A ___________ is one way that Christians spend time in prayerful reflection of their life | Retreat |
| A well informed moral conscience...._______, _______, _______ | Guides us in our decisions, Can be developed or formed, Helps us avoid sin |
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