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theology unit 1 test

TermDefinition
steward/stewardship the responsibility that Christians have in maintaining and using wisely the gifts that God has given
human dignity being worthy of honor or respect based on innate value
solidarity virtue of charity and friendship
intellect our process of thinking and reasoning
true freedom the ability to choose which is driven by a desire to choose good
inherent part of our nature
inalienable no one can take it away
inviolable no one has the right or authority to violate it
free will the power, rooted in reason, to perform actions by our own will
license choosing to act in a way that is driven by selfish desire, and not God's will
common good the principle that all social action must seek to promote human dignity
agape pure, genuine love
morality how we personally determine what is right and wrong based on our experiences, background, culture, communities, etc
ethics how we determine what is right and wrong within society, particularly concerning issues that affect human rights and dignity
Christian ethics understanding what is right and wrong based in Christian teachings
values things we strive for desire or fight to protect
principle outlining how we may or may not achieve our values
social sin the sinfulness of a community of which a person is born
social location the combination of factors including gender, race, social class, age, ability, religion, sexual orientation, and geography location
morality is: internal, personal, or individual / distinction between right and wrong / influenced by your experience
ethics is: how others are affected / many dynamics / rational decision making / external / society and world
the world view of ethics and morality: how you view the world and it is the influence by who we are, our experiences, and where we came from
what are the ten essential elements of human dignity acceptance of identity, recognition, acknowledgment, inclusion, independence, safety, fairness, benefit of the doubt, understanding, accountability
what are seven of the eight principles of acting human everyone doesn't have to like us / it's okay to make mistakes / other people are good; so are you / you don't have to control everything / we are responsible for how we feel and what we do / it is important to try / we can be flexible
relationship between male and female and all people God created male and female and they were made with equal dignity
body and soul they are equally important, sacred, and a part of who we are
the body: holds stories and identities
the soul: connects us to God in a unique way and give us immortal life
relationship between humans and creation God created us to be good and it is our actions that are bad
what is humanity capable of? total goodness and harmony
relationship between humans and creation stewards
what is the human relationship with God? are the only creatures made in God's image / are spiritual beings / have a unique relationship with God
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