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Pregunta 1
Pregunta
[blank_start]Aquinas[blank_end] gave [blank_start]five[blank_end] primary precepts that he believed would help humans do [blank_start]good[blank_end] and avoid [blank_start]evil[blank_end]. This is known as [blank_start]Natural[blank_end] Law. From the primary precepts we can work out if an action is morally right or morally wrong based on whether or not the action [blank_start]upholds[blank_end] the primary precepts.
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Aquinas
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Augustine
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Jesus
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five
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four
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seven
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ten
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good
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evil
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evil
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good
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Natural
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God's
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Aquinas'
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upholds
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ignores
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breaks
Pregunta 2
Pregunta
Which of the following statements correctly describe Aquinas' Natural Law Theory
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Humans should do good and avoid evil
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Humans naturally do evil because they are sinful
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Humans have been given reason to work out right from wrong
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There are 5 primary precepts or laws which always need to be followed
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If something breaks a precept it is sometimes still morally acceptable
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If something upholds the primary precepts then it is good, if it breaks a precept it is evil
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The 5 primary precepts are: Worship God, Order Society, Reproduce, Learn and Educate and Defend the innocent
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The 5 primary precepts are Worship God, Receive the Sacraments, Do not Abort, Do not commit adultery and Reproduce
Pregunta 3
Pregunta
Select all the correct statements about Catholic teaching and the Conscience
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The conscience can be wrong so you should ignore it
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The conscience is just your minds idea of what is right and wrong
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The Conscience is the voice of God within our hearts helping us to determine what is right and wrong
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A good conscience must be educated by prayer, scripture, the magisterium and considering the consequences.
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Although the conscience can be wrong a person must always follow it as to do otherwise would be to sin
Pregunta 4
Pregunta
Accurately complete this quote from the Catechism of the Catholic Church:
' [blank_start]Informing[blank_end] the conscience is a [blank_start]life[blank_end] long task '
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Informing
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life
Pregunta 5
Pregunta
Accurately complete the 2 sayings of Jesus from the Sermon on the mount. These are 2 things he told his followers to be.
'Be [blank_start]salt[blank_end] for the earth. '
' Be a light for the [blank_start]world[blank_end]'
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salt
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world
Pregunta 6
Pregunta
Complete the following paragraph about Jesus' moral teachings from the sermon on the mount:
Jesus said ' I have not come to [blank_start]abolish[blank_end] the law but to fulfil it.' Jesus did not [blank_start]reject[blank_end] the old law rather he developed it. Instead of simply dealing with the [blank_start]symptom[blank_end] of sin Jesus looks at the cause of sin. Jesus' new law tackles the cause of sin. This presents a challenge to his followers to look at having the right [blank_start]attitude[blank_end] as well as the good action.
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abolish
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write
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ignore
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reject
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accept
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care about
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symptom
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action
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attitude
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behaviour
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religion
Pregunta 7
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Change the Old Law to the New Law given by Jesus on the sermon on the mount:
Don't murder becomes don't be [blank_start]angry[blank_end]
Don't commit adultery becomes do not [blank_start]look[blank_end] with [blank_start]lust[blank_end] at others
Hate your enemies becomes [blank_start]love[blank_end] your [blank_start]enemies[blank_end]
An eye for an eye becomes [blank_start]turn[blank_end] the other [blank_start]cheek[blank_end]
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angry
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look
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lust
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love
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enemies
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turn
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cheek
Pregunta 8
Pregunta
Select the beatitude that Jesus stated in the sermon on the mount
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Blessed are the powerful
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Blessed are the gentle
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Blessed are the persecuted
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Blessed are the peacemakers
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Blessed are those who want justice
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Blessed are the rich
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Blessed are those who mourn
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Blessed are those who have many ancestors
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