WorksheetsC14 Freedom and Morality Notes
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 13mins
Match the following
object
action
intention
goal or purpose
circumstance
consequences and surrounding factors
Good intentions/ends can justify an action that is usually evil.
True
False
The type of person we become is determined by:
our circumstances
our desires
our willed choices
our hopes
We should strive to be a (a) over our will not a (b) to our passions.
List some specific circumstances listed in the CCC that diminish or potentially nullify responsibility for an act?
Which is NOT a way we become better masters over our will?
ascesis (severe self-discipline)
knowledge of the good
progress in virtue
building any sort of habit
Circumstances can increase or diminish the moral goodness or evil of human acts.
True
False
A big part of the moral life is living a _ life.
(a)
One way of explaining self-discipline is the ability to say (a) to something you want (b) in order to say (c) to a greater good (d) .
It is an (a) of the dignity of the human person that they have the right to (b) , especially in moral and religious matters (CCC 1738)
Another way of thinking about sin is as a refusal of God's plan of _.
(a)
There are acts which, in and of themselves, are always gravely illicit by reason of their object.
True
False
"Where the Spirit of the Lord is there is _" -2 Cor 17
(a)
