7th regligion final duke The Natural Law

the spiritual part of you that lives forever

• soul

• conscience

• intellect

• free will

that which makes it possible for you to think, reason, and judge

• intellect

• soul

• conscience

• sin

the God-given freedom and ability to make choices on your own without being forced to choose or act in a certain way

• intellect

• free will

• conscience

• sin

like an inner voice that helps you reason and to judge whether actions are right or wrong. It is what moves you to know and follow the moral law, to do good, and to avoid evil

• intellect

• free will

• conscience

• sin

any deliberate thought, word, deed, or omission against God's law and that offends Him

• sin

• Mortal Sin

• Venial Sin

a grave sin which completely destroys one's relationship with God

• sin

• Mortal Sin

• Venial Sin

a sin that weakens but does not destroy your relationship with God; this type of sin lessens the love of God in your heart and makes it more difficult for you to resist sin

• sin

• Mortal Sin

• Venial Sin

Mortal Sin lessens the love of God in your heart and makes it more difficult for you to resist sin

• true

• false

Venial Sin destroys one's relationship with God.

• true

• false

What conditions must be met in order for a sin to be a mortal sin?

• it must pertain to grave matter

  (very serious matter)

• committed with full knowledge

  (aka sufficient reflection)

• committed freely and with full consent

• committed freely but without consent