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Total questions: 11
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Definition - The phrase is Latin for “image of God”. We are rational in capable of love because we are made in the image and likeness of God
Reason
Ordinance
Imago Dei
Proper
Definition - The source or all law, the eternal and unchanging Truth outside of time in space.
Divine Law
Eternal Law
Natural Law
Human Law
Definition - The revelation of the eternal law by way of the Old and New Testament, especially the logos, Christ himself. It’s clearest exposition is found in the sacred scriptures and magisterium of the holy mother church.
Divine Law
Eternal Law
Natural Law
Human Law
Definition - Man’s participation in the eternal law by reading what is written upon our hearts. It is unchanging and quotations “permanent throughout history”(CCC 1978).
Divine Law
Eternal Law
Natural Law
Human Law
Definition - Man’s reasonable interpretation of the natural law to reduce its general principles into specific and concrete ordinances to deal with day-to-day living in governance.
Divine Law
Eternal Law
Natural Law
Human Law
Definition - An authoritative order or decree.
Proper
Ordinance
Common Good
Authority
Definition - The power of our minds to think and form judgment according to logic. Promulgate: to put a law, degree, or an order into affect by official proclamation.
Reason
Proper
Imago Dei
Authority
Definition - Truly what something is understood to be regarded to be…genuine
Authority
Common Good
Ordinance
Proper
Definition - “the quality or virtue by which persons or institutions make laws and give orders and expect meant to be and follow them” (CCC 1897).
Common Good
Imago Dei
Authority
Ordinance
Definition - The sum total of social conditions that best allows all persons to restart fulfillment. The common good includes such things as protecting live in promoting peace by William justice.
Reason
Authority
Imago Dei
Common Good
Definition - the quality given to a human action by reason of its conformity to standard or rules according to which it should be regulated
Reason
Morality
Common Good
Imago Dei
