What act requires the object’s goodness, proper end, and circumstance?

(a)  

What act is done with intellect and will?


(a)  

What act is done without thinking, or without will?


(a)  

In the modern sense, it is regarded as sentiment, affection, and attachment

(a)  

In the catholic sense, it is willing the good of the other

(a)  

It comes from Caritas (Latin), or Charity

(a)  

It is being consistent with our actions daily, disregarding motivation

(a)  

What do we call an individual who aligns his actions with morals?

(a)  

What is to seek what is suitable for our senses in the simple good/bad?

(a)  

Excess development of this emotion leads to emptiness and egotism

(a)  

What is to seek the difficult to attain good and difficult to avoid bad?

(a)  

Excess development of this emotion leads to fear, and anxiety

(a)  

What is the way that God reveals himself to us?

(a)  

What are the laws that we made for ourselves?

(a)  

These set of laws don't dictate morality, they just interpret it.

(a)  

What is the only thing that can save us, and is the supernatural favor of God Himself?


(a)  

What is the earning of Treasure in heaven called?

(a)  

What is the right to a reward for Good work called?


(a)  

What gathering established that only the Grace of God can help us attain heaven, and that we cannot live Justly without it?


(a)  

What kind of Grace is necessary to enter Heaven?


(a)  

What grace is given to People in their final moments of life, are truly sorry for their sins, and are willing to receive grace enough to get them to purgatory?


(a)  

What prayer can we easily invoke daily and anytime?

(a)  

What prayer do we do to obtain a specific Grace from God?


(a)  

also called prayer of supplication

(a)  

What means that if done rightfully, grace will be sent to the soul of the person who did the action even if they are in a lesser state of Grace?
(latin way of saying whatever this is)

(a)  

What decides how much Grace we receive depending on how Holy we are?
(latin way of saying whatever this is)

(a)  

What differentiates us from animals/plants?

(a)  

What is the faculty of Choice?

(a)  

What is also called the “rational appetite”?

(a)  

What is man’s participation in eternal law?

(a)  

What is “embedded in man’s heart”?

(a)  

A moral act follows what law?


(a)  

can we earn grace?
(yes or no)

(a)  

can we earn merit

(yes or no)

(a)  

the whole point of our life on earth is to obtain (a)