Wednesday November 14 is the Theology Department's "Department Day." You will be giving a study guide to work on together for Friday's test.
Monday, November 12th Day 8
Code 8A - Reading Room
8B - Room 227
Tuesday, November 13th - Day 1
"Regrouping"
Finish questions Chapter 3 - "Common Good"
Wednesday, November 14th, Day 2 - Theology Department Planning Day
Small groups - Test Review: A Test review Spend the class time review test questions with group members.
Chapter 2, Conscience PowerPoint (notes - purple), Handout with
figure & board notes
figure & board notes
Definition of Moral conscience - top of notes with picture of person . Know this full definition
What is the “three font principle” (three aspects of every moral act)
Objective - Multiple Choice
three dimensions of conscience
synderesis
characteristics of conscience in Catholic moral theology
conscience as matter of intellect and will, “head and heart”
conscience as objective and subjective
Latin origin of “conscience”
magisterium
original sin as ‘concupiscence’
culpability
What are the types of impediments (blocks) to moral decision making? Ignorance is one of them. What are the types of ignorance? What is the worst one?
erroneous conscience
Sample questions:
Each of the following is true of the Catholic moral tradition’s teaching on conscience except
a. conscience is, in part, formed by the culture(s) in which we live.
b. an honestly-formed conscience must always be followed.
c. conscience, as the term’s Latin origin shows, has to do with knowledge.
d. conscience is primarily a feeling.
Influenced by Thomas Aquinas, the Catholic moral tradition describes the three dimensions of conscience as
a. synderesis, process of discovery, and judgment.
b. faith, hope, and love.
c. lax, erroneous, and informed.
d. ignorant, culpable, and scrupulous.
Chapter Three : Catholic Social Teaching
Short Answer responses
What is Catholic Social Teaching? (#1)
What two "great values" concerning social life are emphasized in the Old and New Testament? (#3)
Be familiar (you need not memorize) the seven principles.
- Life and Dignity of the Human Person. ...
- Call to Family, Community, and Participation. ...
- Rights and Responsibilities. ...
- Option for the Poor and Vulnerable. ...
- The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers. ...
- Solidarity. ...
- Care for God's Creation.
- The above principles and questions 2, 4, 5, 12 & 13 will be presented as Multiple choice questions
- Sample questions
- What CST focuses on all people being made in the image and likeness of God?
- What CST focuses on crossing national and international borders to help others?
- Name the Catholic Social Teaching Principle- family is the foundation for social life and should be strengthened and support. We are called to participate in society.
- Name the Catholic Social Teaching Principle- We put the needs of the poor first
- Name the Catholic Social Teaching Principle-
we are called to be stewards of creation guided by concern for future generations - Name the Catholic Social Teaching Principle-
fairwages, safe working conditions, the right to unionize. Workers must be respected
Thursday, November 15th, Day 3
Q & A
Beauty Shop
Code 4 - Kiersten
Code 8 - Emma
Friday, November 16th
Test - Chapters 2 & 3
