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What is False?
T of F: Christian view of the human person is that we are fundamentally evil, but capable of doing good.
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What is False?
T or F: The American view of justice is the same as the biblical view of justice
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What is "life is like a spider web"?
We are all interconnected. Touch on strand and the whole web trembles
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What is "Thou shall not kill"?
The Fifth Commandment
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What is prejudice?
A favourable or unfavourable feeling toward a person or thing, prior to, or not based on, actual fact
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What is dignity?
The state of being worthy, honoured or esteemed
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What is social change and social service?
Long term justice and short term charity/love
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What is true?
T of F: The family is the fundamental social group
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What is "womb to tomb"?
Catholics are called to protect life from _____ to _____?
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What is racism?
Awareness of the biologically determined superiority of one's own race or ethnic group with respect to others
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What is life and to participate in society
The most fundamental human right
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What are the theological virtues?
Faith (Empowers us to believe in God), Hope (Enables us to trust in Christ's promises), Charity or Love ( Loving God above everything)
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What is natural law?
Written on the human heart and discovered by human reason
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What is Euthanasia?
"Mercy Killing"
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What is institutional racism?
When racism infects every aspect of society
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What is Stewarship?
In order to cut down on garbage at school, little Johnny brings his lunch in reusable plastic containers instead of bags.
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What are Cardinal Virtues?
Prudence (Human reason wedded to truth), Fortitude (The courage to do what is right and true) and Temperance (moderates our appetites for pleasure)
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What is universal?
The precepts of the natural law are unchangeable, permanent and _______, that is, applying to all persons, in every society, for all time.
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What is False? 4000 Abortions
T or F: 6000 abortions are performed in the United States each day
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What is a Mestizos?
People of mixed European and Native American ancestry
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What is Human Dignity; Respect for Human Life; Call to Family, Community and Participation; Rights of Responsibilities; Common Good; Love for the Poor and Vulnerable; Work and Workers; Solidarity; Stewardship
List the principles of Justice
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What is justice as a virtue?
Commutative Justice (justice between two or more parties), Legal Justice ( regulates a citizen's obligation to the larger society), Distributive Justice (the just distribution of the goods of creation), Social Justice (tying together the biblical teaching
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1. clothing or food drive. 2. Clean up the yard of the elderly. 3. Offer to run errands. 4. Tutor at an elementary school. 5. Volunteer at a food or clothing bank. 6. Take children to parks or movies. 7. Visit a nursing home. 8. Attend services at
What are four things you can do for the poor?
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What's is the Seamless Garment?
Universal Health Care; Responsibility in Communication; Economic Justice; Arms Control; Dealth Penalty; Option for the Poor; Euthanasia; Workers Rights; Pro-Family; Abortion, Anti-Violence; Fair Housing; Environmental Justice; Welfare Reform; Anti-Discrim
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What are the stages of prejudice?
Antilocution, Avoidance, Discrimination, Physical Attack, Extermination
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