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    Cle Rve Quiz On Sin, Justice, Sexuality

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    This document discusses various topics related to sin and justice. It defines sin as a failure in love for God and others caused by attachment to certain goods over others. It also discusses principles of justice, such as using resources to benefit all and helping vulnerable groups. Several examples are given to illustrate different forms of justice, such as paying for damages, receiving aid or a promotion. The document also defines types of sin, dimensions of sin, and discusses sexuality, Lent and sins of omission versus commission.

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    This document discusses various topics related to sin and justice. It defines sin as a failure in love for God and others caused by attachment to certain goods over others. It also discusses principles of justice, such as using resources to benefit all and helping vulnerable groups. Several examples are given to illustrate different forms of justice, such as paying for damages, receiving aid or a promotion. The document also defines types of sin, dimensions of sin, and discusses sexuality, Lent and sins of omission versus commission.

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    This document discusses various topics related to sin and justice. It defines sin as a failure in love for God and others caused by attachment to certain goods over others. It also discusses principles of justice, such as using resources to benefit all and helping vulnerable groups. Several examples are given to illustrate different forms of justice, such as paying for damages, receiving aid or a promotion. The document also defines types of sin, dimensions of sin, and discusses sexuality, Lent and sins of omission versus commission.

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    Sin and Conversion

    1. It is failure in genuine love for God and neighbour caused by a


    perverse attachment to certain goods and words.
    2. Guilt expresses the truth that a wrongful act is morally evil
    and is an offense against God.
    3. Sin is imputed to him/her as the responsible agent.
    Principles of Justice
    4. The goods of the earth are given to humankind to be used for the
    benefit of all.
    5. Those who hold power in society must show particular concern for
    the poor and other categories of people who are vulnerable to
    exploitation.
    Basic Forms of Justice
    6. Andrei has to pay the price of the glass window he had broken
    when he was playing.
    7. Samantha who lived all her life in the slums has finally been
    granted a scholarship program to continue her education.
    8. Alvin has been promoted from being a maintenance staff to being
    a secretary after his good deed of returning something isn’t his
    trended in Social media.
    9. Rezel reapplied for a higher position as a teacher after she
    earned her master units.
    10. The students who were caught cheating on an exam were
    suspended in their classes for two weeks.
    Types of Sin
    11. Making behavioural choices that could cause harm to yourself or
    someone else.
    12. Failure to meet legal, social, and moral obligations.
    13. Manipulating someone to feel bad or to do things for you,
    intended to benefit yourself at someone’s expense.
    14. Engaging in sexual acts that are not supported by the religion as
    being morally good or pure.
    15. Withholding sexual acts obligated by the religion as being
    morally good or pure.
    Dimensions of Sin
    16. Spreading unconfirmed rumors to ones group of friends.
    17. Failing to give God credit for any good thing.
    18. Failure to pray.
    19. Making statements or using words, such as name-calling, intended
    to harm someone.
    20. Failure to respect ones self’s virtues and principles.
    Sexuality
    21. Gender is an ascriptive cultural construct.
    22. It is definite, relatively fixed, exclusive, depending on sex
    organs and genes of the individual (Dulay, 2002: 103). SEX
    23. It is a fundamental component of personality, one of the modes of
    being, of manifestation, of is communicating with others, of feeling,
    of expressing and of living human love (CCC, 1070). SEXUALITY
    Lent
    24. A day observed for remembering Judas’ betrayal of Jesus.
    25. The eating of one full meal and two smaller meals on Ash
    Wednesday and Good Friday.
    Sin of Omission and Commission
    1. Making statements or using words, such as name-calling,
    intended to harm someone.
    2. Hitting or pushing or using any kind of violence intended to
    harm someone.
    3. Withholding your presence or using silence intended to punish
    or harm someone.
    4. Failing to fulfill a commitment.
    5. Failing to meet a person’s need.
    6. Failing to do your best to accomplish a task or project.
    7. Ignoring someone in the room despite their observed desire to
    meet other people, e.g. the person is attending a social event.
    8. Taking more than you need.
    9. Taking something for yourself that belongs to someone else.
    10. Telling other people something that undermines someone that
    one intends to harm.
    11. Failing to seek permission or consent to give negative
    feedback.
    12. Failing to give God credit for any good thing.
    13. Failure to pray.
    14. Judging someone intending to cause them harm rather than to
    help them.
    15. Failing to offer constructive feedback to someone who might
    benefit.

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