| Constantine ordered Sunday should be a public holiday (year) | 321 |
| A system of right conduct based on fundamental beliefs and obligation to follow certain codes, norms | Morality |
| Having to do with purpose/design | Teleology |
| God is fully revealed through ________ | Jesus |
| A world view centred on human interest and values, and the individual's capacity for self-realization through reason and action | Humanism |
| Person who first raised the possibility of A.I | Alan Turning |
| He originated the "theory of action" | Ludwig Wittgenstein |
| He said "be moderate in all things" and called this moderation the "mean" | Aristotle |
| A world view that rejects religion and religious consideration | Secularism |
| A theory that says knowledge comes from experience, or from evidence that can be perceived by the senses | Empiricism |
| "An evil action cannot be justified by reference to a good intention" (first rule of natural law) | Aquinas |
| “First they came for the Communists, but I was not a communist so I did not speak out……And when they came for me, there was no one left to speak out for me.” | Martin Niemoeller |
| In the practical area of our lives, Kant suggested 3 areas of interest: | God, Freedom and Immortality |
| A way of understanding texts and events to help us understand what they mean in the 21st century | Hermeneutics |
| Relating to one's own perception | Subjective |
| View that behaviour is predetermined, whether by God or other causes | Predestination |
| Catholic Quebecker who wrote "sources of the self" and "the making of modern identity" | Charles Taylor |
| pertaining to the end of time | Eschatological |
| He wrote "critique of pure reason" and "groundwork of the metaphysics of morals" | Kant |
| "It is impossible to conceive anything at all in the world, or even out of it, which can be taken as good without qualification, except a good will" | Kant |
| The central mystery of Christian faith and of Christian life | Trinity |
| "The King's good servant, but God's first" | Thomas More |
| Says we see God in the face of the Other | Levinas |
| The Word became flesh and lived among us | John |
| "Duty is the necessity of acting from respect for the moral law" | Kant |
| A person who acts freely and knowingly | Agent |
| God's name and meaning | Yaweh or I am |
| A word meaning duty | Deontological |
| “When I raise my arm, my arm goes up. And the problem arises: what is left over if I subtract the fact that my arm goes up” | Wittgenstein |
| Original meaning of "thou shall not kill" | Cannot kill fellow Jew |
| A non-Jew | Gentile |
| To make less severe | Mitigate |
| A branch of medicine that deals with mental, emotional and behavioural issues | Psychiatry |
| 10 words | Decalogue |
| Coined the term "naturalism" | G.E Moore |
| Story of Moses and 10 commandments can be found in which 2 books: | Exodus and Deuteronomy |
| Wrote his gospel for Jews to convince them Jesus is the Messiah | Matthew |
| Wrote "Principa Ethica" | G.E Moore |
| Naturalism goes back as far as the big sceptic | Hume |
| Paul, before "conversion" was a member of what group | Pharisees |
| These were Jesus' first visitors according to Matthew: | Magi |
| Gospel delivers message that Jesus is for everyone | Luke |
| Coined the term A.I | McCarthy |
| Refused to sign Act of Succession | Thomas More |
| Dutch priest who lived rest of days at L'Arche Daybreak in Toronto | Henry Nouwen |
| Gospel means | Good news |
| "It is certain that we will when we will, but He brings it about that we act" | Augustine |
| A disorder marked by self-absorption | Narcissism |
| Preached pre-destination | John Calvin |
| Wrote "Summa Theologica" | Aquinas |
| Born in Egypt to named parents | Moses |
| Wrote 'The interpretation of dreams" | Freud |
| In his gospel says the kingdom of God is at hand | Matthew |
| Did not believe in free will | Manichaens |
| McGill professor and NDP member | Charles Taylor |
| First and shortest gospel | Mark |
| The second coming | Parousia |
| Moses name meaning | Is Born |
| considered responsible for brining in "new penitential" practices | Irish and Celtic monks |
| Free self direction / responsibility | Autonomy |
| " “Do not think that I have come to abolish the law or the prophets; I have come not to abolish but to fulfill…Therefore whoever breaks one of the least of these commandments, …will be called least in the kingdom of heaven;” | Matthew |
| Believe that God saving a small group of people and condemning the rest is sacrilegious | Puritans |
| wrote "the republic" | Plato |
| first 5 books of Old Testament | Pentateuch or torah |
| ________ considered ______ to be the Philosopher and rediscovered his writings from the ______ who had translated his work and kept it in libraries. | Aquinas, Aristotle, Arabs |
| Philosophical view that nothing can be accepted as true unless it can be proven by reason alone | Rationalism |
| Argued that the brain is a machine like everything else in nature | Thomas Huxley |
| analysis of text in its original context | Exegesis |
| ___ is to life as ___ is to death | Eros, Thanatos |
| sophist from Plato's time who believed there is no truth | Callicles |
| How to reason well in moral decision making | Prudence |
| Hebrew meaning is "because I drew him out of water" | Moses |
| "Others are my hell" | JP Sartre |
| Where they decided the Pope is infallible concerning faith and morals | Vatican 1 |
| A title meaning "my lord" | Adonai |
| Hebrew term meaning "God" | Elohim |
| sin | selfishness |
| The study of the mind | Psychology |
| wrote "Leviathan" | Hobbes |
| Where they decided Mary is the mother of God | council of ephesus |
| "I think therefore I am" | Descartes |
| God, I am looking | Narcissus |
| 1st Christan Martyr | Stephan |
| God, I am looking | Narcissus |
| Where you can find Saul's conversation | Acts of the Apostles |
| Angel Gabriel appears to Mary | Luke |
| An economic system based on private or corporate ownership and control of resources | Capitalism |
| Jacob's nickname | Isreal |
| God's self gift of love to us | Grace |
| From Augustine's time and gave free will too much power | Pelagians |
| Teaching office of the church | Magisterium |
| title given to cheif followers of christ | Apostle |
| “The greatest amount of good for the greatest amount of people” | Bentham |
| A world view whereby one attributes meaningfulness to life through one’s capacity and ability to purchase and consume economic goods | Consumerism |
| “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word dwelt with God, the Word was God” | John |
| Each used Mark's gospel to write theirs | Matthew and Luke |
| Aquinas' feast day | January 28 |
| Wrote "a Theory of justice" in 1972 | John Rawls |
| Wrote "essay concerning human understanding | Locke |
| Beatitudes are in which 2 gospels | Matthew and Luke |
| A world view that measures the value of all things according to the principle of usefulness-that which provides for the greatest pleasure or well being for the greatest number | Utilitarianism |
| Wrote "the principle of double effect | Aquinas |
| Restrain of human passions and appetites in accordance with reason | Temperence |
| The year of the Council of Nicea and who called it | 325, Constantine |
| He stated in his book, Decive , “Humans are wolves toward each other”. | Hobbes |
| Wrote “Summa Contra Gentiles” | Aquinas |
| Said Jesus was the perfect teacher | Matthew |
| “The idea of infinity…is an overflowing of…new powers to the soul…-powers of welcome, of gift, of full hands, of hospitality.” | Levinas |
| In his work, The Social Contract, states “Manwas born free, and he is everywhere in chains.” | Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
| According to ___ the closest we come to the good is in _______. Because of that he thought a _______ would be the best type of king | Plato, contemplation, philosopher |
| Where they declared the mass can be celebrated in the Vernacular which means in the language of the people | Second Vatican Council, Vernacular |
| how to be courageous in the face of life’s difficulties | Fortitude |
| Aquinas believed there were three virtues higher than the cardinal virtues being: | Faith hope and charity |
| The language that would have been “the tongue” for Jesus and the Jews he lived with | Aramaic |
| Christian thinkers such as Augustine used the philosophy of ____ as a tool to make the Gospel understandable | Plato |
| In the sermon on the mount, jesus said we are the ___ and light of the world | salt |
| Anxious concern for another | Solicitude |
| Jews probably stole the word sin from the | Bablyonions |
| “An eye for an eye, then makes the whole world blind” | Ghandi |
| Peter's real name and meaning | Simon, rock |
| The word cardinal comes from the latin word | Hinge |
| In the beginning of his Gospel, Matthew’s points out that Jesus is related to the Jews’ most important king: | David |
| he expressed the fact that Jesus is the new Torah in his gospel | Matthew |
| For ______ it is each person for him or herself. Each has a “restlesse desire of Power after power, that ceaseth onely in Death.” | Hobbes |
| Although his folks wanted him to be a great leader of the Church, he decided to join the Dominicans | Aquinas |
| A philosophy based on the goodness of the human being, autonomy of the individual, and standing for the protection of economic, political and civil rights and freedoms. | Liberalism |
| A doctrine that knowledge is not absolute, but is conditioned by relation to another. | Relativism |
| 1. Everyone has an extensive system of rights and freedoms. 2. Social or economic inequalities are justified if they benefit all of society, especially the disadvantaged. These are: | Rawls' principals of justice |
| The integration of sexuality within the person | chastity |
| For ______ this is the highest form of happiness “To act ethically, therefore, is to engage our capacity to reason as we develop good character”. | Aristotle |
| believed that there were 2 types of reason, theoretical and practical | Kant |
| In essence, ___ defines who you are and basically implies your genes rule supreme. | DNA |
| Canadian philosopher who wrote “sources of the self” | Charles Taylor |
| “The Word became flesh and lived among us” | John |
| In 1534, he would not sign the Act of Succession and the Oath of Supremacy | G.E Moore |
| For ______, “abstinence humanizes our desire for food, sobriety humanizes the pleasure of drinking and chastity humanizes our desire for sexual pleasure. | Aquinas |
| “But I say to you that everyone who looks at a woman with lust has already committed adultery….” This statement can be found in | Matthew |
| The very first council of the Christian Church took place between the apostles and Paul in | Jeruselum |
| ______ is credited with writing the majority of the Epistles in the New Testament | Paul |
| Wrote the book of Acts | Luke |
| “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness but will have the light of life”. | John |
| _____ would say “the basis of society therefore is a tacit contract where individuals give up some of their appetite for power in exchange for the security of using their powers without fear of extreme violence” | Hobbes |
| _______ stated the isolated person outside the polis. Must be either a “beast or a god” | Aristotle |
| The first deacon | Stephan |
| The Aramaic word for Daddy | Abba |
| Year Constantine moves from Rome to Constinople | 330 |
| The 5 books that make up the Torah | Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, NumbersDeuteronomy |
| For ______, ethics operated on two levels | Aquinas |
| was crucified upside down | Peter |
| is the assembly or communion of the baptized followers of Jesus | mass |
| Paul knew that two things especially would cause gentiles to not want to become Jewish before being Christian…. | Kosher law and circumcision |
| believed that we know what a perfect circle or square look like because we lived in a perfect world before we were born. | Plato |
| Paul was put to death with | Beheading |
| was against the sale of indulgences | Martin Luther |
| the 3 ways of pursuing the good are | teleological, deontological, impact ofGospels |
| there is no such thing as something that is always right or wrong. What is good is what works. If it no longer works, it is no longer moral. | Moral relativism |
| says Jesus was born in a manger | Luke |
| Thomas Aquinas described it as a higher form of happiness. | Blessedness |
| draws people into themselves. “I’ll take care of myself and I expect others to do the same.” “I should not be expected to take on the burdens of others as well as my own.” | Individualism |
| you can see the passage on the “Good Samaritan” in which gospel | Luke |
| But just when he had resolved to do this, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, “Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary as your wife, for the child conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. | Matthew |
| “When taking a journey, he armes himselfe, and seeks to go well accompanied | Hobbes |
| The original moral sense which enables people to discern by reason what is good and what is evil, what is true and what is a lie. | Natural Law |
| This was to fulfill what had been spoken by the Lord through the prophet, “Out of Egypt I have called my son.” | Matthew |
| For this 20th century philosopher, he would believe it is all right for a doctor to make more money than many other professions because it would merit the rest of society, especially those who were in need. | John Rawls |
