Morality II

A habit of committing sin or doing evil.

• Virtue

• Vice

Gifts from God infused into our souls to help us live in right relationship with God

• Theological virtues

• Cardinal virtues

Acquired virtues through daily good habits that help us lead good lives/in right relationship w/ourself & others.

• Theological virtues

• Cardinal virtues

The universal vocation of all human beings.

• Holiness

• Virtues

• Vices

What are the four cardinal virtues?

• prudence, love, justice, and temperance

• hope, charity, justice, and peace

• prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance

• prudence, hope, charity, and peace

Virtues develop

• only when we become an adult.

• automatically as we grow older,

• when a person becomes an adolescent

• with practice and training

Irascible passions include

• human emotions

• human desires

• human appetites

While concupiscible passions include

• human emotions

• human appetites

• human dreams

Prudence

• perfects intellect

• perfects passions

• perfects will

The kind of justice that executes properly the laws created by men.

• legal justice

• social justice

• commutative justice

• distributive justice