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Law and freedom: discernment, natural law, culpability
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1Which is NOT one of the 5 points of discernment according to Kreeft's article?
- ADo what feels right
- BAll God's signs should line up
- CAlways begin with data
- DLook for the fruits of the spirit
2Which is not part of the discernment process?
- ASeek advice
- BConsider alternatives
- CPray
- DWait for God to tell you what to do
3St. Ignatius' spiritual exercises taught about discernment using...
- ATwo scenarios to help put things into perspective
- Bthe formula of the end in itself/formula of universal law
- CBlind men and an elephant
- DAll of the above
4Freedom from addiction is an example of...
- AExternal freedom
- BInternal freedom
- CNeither
- DAll of the above
5Freedom from poverty is an example of...
- AExternal freedom
- BInternal freedom
- CNeither
- DAll of the above
6Freedom from tyranny is an example of...
- AExternal freedom
- BInternal freedom
- CNeither
- DAll of the above
7An abuse against freedom in which you don't know what you should/shouldn't do:
- ADuress
- BInadvertance
- CIgnorance
- Dinordinate attachment
8T/F: Good law makes us truly free
- ATrue
- BFalse
9An abuse against freedom where you don't pay attention/are distracted while acting:
- ADuress
- BInadvertance
- CInordinate attachment
- DIgnorance
10T/F: the more freedom we have, the more responsibility we have
- ATrue
- BFalse
11An abuse against freedom where money and other possessions enslave you to a degree:
- AInordinate attachment
- Bignorance
- Cinadvertance
- Dduress
12Culpability
- AGuilt
- BTendency to Sin
- CResponsibility
- DRepentance
13T/F: Good law is a guideline and a protection
- ATrue
- BFalse
14T/F: We are not responsible for consequences of our actions that were unforeseeable
- ATrue
- BFalse
15"an ordinance of reason for the common good, promulgated by the one in charge of the community"
- ACivil Law
- BLaw
- CNatural Law
- DChurch Law
16Who/what is the primary standard/norm we should base our moral lives on?
- AJesus
- BThe pope
- COur peers
- DThe church
17Which type of law can be flawed?
- AChurch Law
- BThe Decalogue
- CRevealed Law
- DNatural Law
18Which of the following does NOT accurately describe natural law?
- AImmutable
- BUniversal
- CRepresents Human dignity
- DAble to Change
19An innate sense of basic moral truth.
- AChurch Law
- BNatural Law
- CRevealed Law
- DCivil Law
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