Religion Chapter four part1

Question 0

The power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not act, to do this or that, and so to preform deliberately on one’s own responsibilities

Answer 0

Freedom

Question 1

“For freedom Christ has set us free; stand fast therefore, and do not submit again to a yolk of slavery.”

Answer 1

Galatians 5:1
New Testament
By St. Paul

Question 2

Freedom that isn’t real except in the service of what is good and just

Answer 2

True freedom

Question 3

The choice to disobey and do evil

Answer 3

Abuse of freedom

Question 4

Sin is the ______ of freedom

Answer 4

Illusion

Question 5

The more we do evil, the more difficult it is to stop

Answer 5

Habit of sin

Question 6

What did Jesus tell his followers in Matthew 5:45

Answer 6

“be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect”

Question 7

These can reduce our responsibility for our actions

Answer 7

Fear 
Force 
Ignorance
Habit
Inattention
Inordinate attachments 
Psychological or social factors

Question 8

Knowingly choosing to abuse your freedom

Answer 8

Sin

Question 9

This can help us see the ways that we have abused our freedom and find ways to overcome these sins

Answer 9

Confession

Question 10

Sets us free or choose the good

Answer 10

Grace

Question 11

How is a conscience formed

Answer 11

Knowing the principles of morality
Knowing how to apply the conscience in given circumstances
Making concrete judgements about acts considered or preformed
Regular confession
Praying

Question 12

Formed correctly according to the demands of the divine law and the teaching of the church

Answer 12

True conscience

Question 13

Does not know in all cases what is the correct moral choice

Answer 13

Erroneous conscience

Question 14

Can’t be overcome
Person has no way to know the correct moral choice
Not guilty of sin

Answer 14

Invincible ignorance

Question 15

Could have been overcome
Person had the opportunity to learn the correct choice and refused or avoided discovering the truth
Includes people who have blinded themselves by habitual sin or refusal to learn the truth
Guilty of sin

Answer 15

Vincible ignorance

Question 16

Not sure of the sinfulness of an act being considered

When in doubt, there is a serious moral obligation to discover the truth before making the choice

Answer 16

Doubtful conscience