Religion III Unit 4

What is sin?

• Actions that draw us away from our families

• Anything that is not nice

• an utterance, a deed, or a desire contrary to the eternal law

• Fun things that God doesn't like

Who is sin primarily against?

• God

• Ourselves

• Another Person

• The Church

Which kind of sin is more serious?

(a)  

Which kinds of sins must be confessed for a valid confession?

• All sin

• All venial sins

• All mortal sins

• Any that the penitent is sorry for

Which is not a condition for a sin to be mortal?

• Full Knowledge

• Serious damage

• Consent of the Will

• Grave Matter

Which sins are forgiven in a valid confession?

• Only venial sins

• Only mortal sins

• All sins

• Only those sins mentioned by the penitent

What is the effect of mortal sin on the soul?

• It stains the soul

• It completely separates the soul from God

• It makes the soul stronger

• It has no effect on the soul

What is the purpose of confession?

• To make the priest feel better

• To receive God's forgiveness and reconcile with the Church

• To get advice on how to avoid sin in the future

• To make the penitent feel guilty

What is the difference between venial and mortal sin?

• There is no difference

• Mortal sin is more serious and separates us from God's grace

• Venial sin is more serious and separates us from God's grace

• Mortal sin is a sin of the flesh, while venial sin is a sin of the spirit

Who does Christ give the authority to forgive sins?

• All his disciples

• His Apostles

• To His Mother, Mary

• To the judges of Israel