Morality, Unit 2 Review

Conscience works

• before we act

• as we act

• after we act

• all of these

A source of a faulty conscience judgment might include all of the following except

• humility in saying I don't know everything

• rejecting church teaching

• being ruled by one's emotions

• ignorance of Christ's gospel

Christian conscience is

• awareness of God's call to be

• awareness of God's call to know the good

• awareness of God's call to do the good

• all of these

True/False: It is correct to stay that when you are an adult, you will have a perfectly formed conscience.

• True

• False

True/False: You must never go against what a well-formed conscience tells you is moral.

• True

• False

True/False: Ignorance about the wrongness of a given deed can lesson one's moral blameworthiness for the act and turn an objectively evil act into a good one.

• True

• False

True/False: Conscience is primarily a judgment of the intellect.

• True

• False

True/False: An accurate understanding of conscience is judging something as right or wrong based on whether or not it makes us feel good or bad.

• True

• False

True/False: We will not be help morally culpable for erroneous moral decisions if we have done everything necessary to form our conscience.

• True

• False

A factor that can lead to an erroneous judgment of conscience is

• ignorance for Christ and his Gospel

• lack of true repentance

• the bad example of other people

• all of these