Religion Semi Finals

• Deviation - voluntary turning away on departure time from the right order
• Degrees of Sins

  • Mortal
  • Venial
  • Internal
• Venial - weakening or a strain in our relationship with God
• Internal - they are found in thoughts and desires
• Kinds of Evil Desire

  • Mental Complacency in sinful imaginations
  • Sinful joy in an evil deed
  • Sinful Regret
  • Prejudice or Bias
  • Evil Desire
• 7 Capital/Deadly Sins

  • Pride
  • Envy
  • Gluttony
  • Sloth
  • Lust
  • Avarice/Greed
  • Wrath
• Pride - inordinate desire of honor and distinction and independence
• What is the opposite of Pride?

  Humility
• Avarice or Greed - inordinate pursuit of material goods desiring what belongs to others
• what is the opposite of Avarice/Greed?

  Charity
• Envy - discontent of one’s neighbors
• What is the opposite of Envy?

  Brotherliness or Magnanimity
• Lust - craving for sexual glorification
• what is the opposite of Lust?

  Chastity
• Gluttony - excessive enjoyment of food and drink
• What is the Opposite of Gluttony?

  Temperance or Sobriety
• Anger/Wrath - temperate outburst of dislike with the inordinate desire for another’s punishment
• What is the opposite of Wrath/Anger?

  Patience and Meekness
• Sloth - laziness in wider sense
• What is the opposite of Sloth?

  Perseverance
• Indulgences - given by the pope that reduces the punishment for one’s sins
• Indulgence - is a remission, granted by the Church, of the temporal punishment which often remains due to sin after its guilt has been forgiven
• Kinds of Indulgences

  • Plenary
  • Partial
• Plenary - permission of the sin is complete
• Partial - permission of the sin is limited
• Can we gain indulgence for others?

  1. To the living as a grant
  2. To the dead as a supplication
• 3 Good Works

  • General Confession
  • Participation in the mass
  • Pray for the intentions of the Pope