Question

name maverick swain study guide moral life ch 1&2
define or explain the terms
moral law standards of human behavior that were established by god
objective morality is unbiased rooted in fundamental human dignity
subjective morality is personal viewpoint opinion standards that vary from situation
deposit of faith
magisterium
faith belief in god and all he has said
hope desire for the kingdom of heaven placing our trust in christs promis
charity love god above all things
temperance balance in use of created things using them in moderation
prudence ability to govern and discipline ones self by use of reason
justice give both god and neibor everything they diserve
fortitude moral strength and courage
grace supernatural gift
true freedom (include what its not)
conscience (include what its not)
fill in the blanks to make the statement true
therefore moral ________ is the ______ decision of humans to ________ gods moral law

Explanation:

1. Deposit of Faith: The whole of the truths revealed by God, preserved in the Church's Tradition and Scripture.
2. Magisterium: The teaching authority of the Catholic Church, composed of the Pope and bishops in union with him, which authentically interprets the Word of God.
3. True Freedom: True freedom is not the license to do whatever one wants, but the ability to choose the good, especially in accordance with God's moral law. It is the freedom to act in a way that respects one's own dignity and the dignity of others.
4. Conscience: Conscience is not a subjective feeling or personal opinion, but an inner voice that helps a person judge the goodness or evil of an action. It is a judgment of reason by which the human person recognizes the moral quality of a concrete act that he is going to perform, is in the process of performing, or has already completed.
5. For the fill - in - the - blanks: "Therefore moral choice is the free decision of humans to obey God's moral law."

Answer:

• Deposit of Faith: The whole of the truths revealed by God, preserved in the Church's Tradition and Scripture.
• Magisterium: The teaching authority of the Catholic Church, composed of the Pope and bishops in union with him, which authentically interprets the Word of God.
• True Freedom: True freedom is not license, but the ability to choose the good in accordance with God's moral law.
• Conscience: Conscience is not a subjective feeling, but an inner voice judging the moral quality of an act.
• Fill - in - the - blanks: choice, free, obey