Morality I

Which of the following is not a criteria for a sin to be a mortal sin?

• The sin must be grave or serious

• The person must give full consent of the will to committing the sin

• The sin must be a sin against another person and not God

• The person must know that the sin is a mortal sin

What is Christian Morality ?

• Christ’s love with teachings and guidelines to assist the moral life.

• Christ’s love for all and anything.

• Christ’s teaching of the hungry and poor.

• Suffering and reclaiming God’s love.

What is Free Will ?

• A gift God gives us the right to do what we want.

• A spiritual gift or charism is an endowment or extraordinary power given by the Holy Spirit.

• A gift from God that sets us apart from the rest of creation that makes possible the free choice to love God.

• A gift that God helps us do what we want when we want.

Which of the following best describes conscience?

• An act of being there for someone

• An act of judgment where a person applies a moral law to a particular circumstance in life.

• An act of happiness.

Choose which best defines natural law.

• This law seeks the good of all members of society and must be consistent with God’s moral law

• God has written this law on our hearts so that we have an innate sense of right and wrong.

What are the three sources of authority for the Catholic Church?

• Conscience, scripture and prayer

• Tradition, magisterium and scripture

• Prayer, worship and scripture

Which of the following refers to the Law handed down to Moses on Mount Sinai?

• natural law

• the Old Law

• the New Law

• Church law

Which of the following refers to the inherent moral law that is written in the human heart of every person?

• natural law

• the Old Law

• the New Law

• Church law

Why must Catholics listen carefully to what the Pope - the leader of the Church and bishops say about moral matters?

• Catholics who ignore Church teaching will be barred from receiving the Sacraments.

• The Magisterium teaches without error, ensuring that the Church remains faithful to the teaching of the Apostles.

• The Magisterium teaches with absolute certainty in all areas, including scientific truth and civil laws.

• Obeying the teachings of the Magisterium is one of the Commandments.

Which of the following is not true about theological virtues?

• They are supernatural virtues.

• For it to bring about, human action is required.

• They come directly from God.

• They direct us toward God.