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1) We are made to be the way we are.
2) Acknowledging sin helps you be a better and more honest person.
3) Through living your life, you are advancing your conscience

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1. Christian's morality and God's law has been given to us towards the use of our happiness
2. We are given intelligence and the ability to act freely
3. Baptism relieves us from sins

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1. God has a plan for us
2.  God will always be with us even when it seems like no one is there
3. We cannot justify negative actions to bring about good

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1. God has given all of us immortal soul and the gift of intelligence
2.Everyone is given human freedom
3.God's Grace is always with us

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1. Sometimes when we are at our lowest, God can help pick us up
2. We are free to choose, but ultimately it is God's plan
3. God's grace can be with you even if your peers are not

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1. God gave us intelligence and the capacity to act freely
2. the intention is the subjective element of the morel act
3. admitting reality of sin helps us be truthful

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1. Free will was given so that people may seek love and what is true, good and beautiful.
2. Human freedom lies in the decision to say "yes" to God and to the good, not the free will to choose wrong from right.
3. Virtues are set characteristics that can help guide people towards freedom based on self control.

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1.  Even when we are suffering, we are given opportunities to connect with God

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1.  Even when we are suffering, we are given opportunities to connect with God

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2. God is constantly with us through multiple ways

3. God will always be there to forgive us when we sin

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1) My freedom is God's choice and not my own.
2) There is no division of sin, everything seems bad.

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1. In the section concerning the formation of conscience, it was stated that it is a lifelong process. To form our conscience, we use the Word of God as our objective moral standard, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and regular examination. I agree that recognition of our mistakes prior to having someone tell us is so important in developing a morally sensitive conscience. We must humble ourselves to do good.
2. Our freedom should be driven and given over to God. By doing good, we are saying "yes" to God and the example He has put in place for us. In other words,  freedom is not confined to making a choice; but instead, making a choice as compared to an objective norm or good as a goal.
3. Humans require the grace of God. God's grace is not solely forgiveness; it is endlessly supplied as we search for the good. Asking for God's grace through confession allows us to actively make better decisions in an attempt to improve our conscience.

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1. When sin is denied it can result in spiritual and psychological damage.
2. A good conscience requires lifelong formation.

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1)knowing that the grace of god is with us and we are able to repent, and he will still let us in.
2)"the end does not justify the means"

3)god is always with us he is a constant

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1. The end does not justify the means.
2. Admitting the reality of sin helps us to be truthful.
3. The moral life requires grace.

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1. It's part of our duties as Christians to cultivate a good conscience.
2. The Ten Commandments not only tell us what to avoid committing, but they also directs us to  virtues that instruct us on how to avoid sin.
3. The Holy Spirit has a presence in us that gives us the grace to love and follow the rules

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1. can someone be a moral person and not religious?
2. how big of an impact does religion and/or society has on a persons morals

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1. If I do not repent for my sins there is a possibility that I will become ignorant
2. It is quite easy to experience one of the seven deadly sins

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1. In heaven, love alone will suffice
2. Human freedom isn't a solo choice, its a choice with God
3.For an act to be morally good, one's intention must be good

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1. I don't really understand any of it, the thing that I don't understand the most is

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1. Spiders

2. The existential void felt by not knowing my purpose in life.

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1. We have the free will to make our own choices and find what is true, good, and beautiful, for ourselves
2. we have virtues that we can use to guide ourselves to be the best versions of ourselves
3. the end does not justify the means.

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1) Christ's dying offers us new life in the Spirit
2) We can never do something wrong or evil in order to bring about a good
3) The moral life requires grace

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1. God is with us no matter where we are and what we are doing.
2. God makes love and following the rules of Christianity possible.
3.The laws to allow you to become closer to God will provide you with happiness.

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1) As humans we are not perfect and make mistakes in order to learn
2) Forming  a good conscience is important for our spiritual good
3) God will forgive our sins of we repent

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1. Not being able to find the time for God

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1. Not being able to find the time for God

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2. not being able to weigh the greater good in emergency situations

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1) God has a plan for all of us
2) In Heaven love alone will suffice
3)God is always there for us and to forgive us when we sin

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1. Gods grace is in our lives
2. We have God's guidance through life
3. Our virtues help us sustain a moral life.

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1. The intention of an act must be good in order for the outcome to be considered good.
2. God will forgive anything even if it is a commandment
3. Accepting the reality of sin helps us to be truthful and allows healing.

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Christ’s dying and rising offers us new life in the Spirit

God gave us intelligence, and capacity to act freely

One’s intention must be good for an act to be morally good

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1. It is so simple to sin that it feels like your bad spirit will build up faster than you can request for salvation and forgiveness.
2. Using the excuse of freedom to justify wrongdoings.

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1. some acts can be considered to be always wrong because it goes against a basic human good

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1. some acts can be considered to be always wrong because it goes against a basic human good

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2. denying sin can result in spiritual and psychological damage

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- I am confused about if it is just as morally wrong to do an evil act, but where the good caused is much greater than the evil. Eg. the trolley problem

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1. Love is sometimes so romanticized that it is separate from sacrifice.

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1. Love is sometimes so romanticized that it is separate from sacrifice.

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2. God gave us intelligence and the capacity to act freely.

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Is there still fault involved when an action with positive intent ultimately leads to a negative reaction even if there was no malicious initial intent.

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1. Seemingly confession is the only way to repent, but I do not go to confession
2. there is seemingly no difference between small sins and larger ones

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- Being put at the mercy of my own feelings as a result of love- Advocates of Christian morality can lapse into a legalism that leads to an unproductive moralizing

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- Being put at the mercy of my own feelings as a result of love- Advocates of Christian morality can lapse into a legalism that leads to an unproductive moralizing

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1. without freedom we cannot speak meaningfully about morality or moral responsibility

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1. without freedom we cannot speak meaningfully about morality or moral responsibility

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1. Using our human freedom as just  the ability to make a choice rather than include God.
2. Understanding Moral acts to make sure the both the intention and outcome are morally good.

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I don't understand how popular entertainment can exclude moral order

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1. The consistency it takes to form and maintain a good conscience
2. Human freedom being more than a capacity of choosing

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1. how do you know when something is God's grace

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1. The absence of sacrificial love dooms the possibility of an authentic moral life.

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1. The absence of sacrificial love dooms the possibility of an authentic moral life.

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1. I don't fully understand the concept of being baptized as a follower of Christ is obliged to form their own conscience according to objective moral standards

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1.The absence of sacrificial love dooms the possibility of an authentic moral good
2.When the existence of sin is denied, it results in damage to ourseleves

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1) My freedom is not my own choice it is God's
2) It is very easy to experience the 7 deadly sins

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1.) Mistakes makes people grow

2.) God lets us stand on our own but he will always be there to guide us

3.) God loves us no matter what and who we are

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1. Our freedom is not really our own, but God's freedom
2. When the existence of sin is denied, it can result in both psychological and spiritual damage

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How God influences my choices and freedom

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1. Entertainment has an unconscious effect on how we view important values like love.
2. Sin darkens our mind.

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1) that god choses our path
2)is easy to make mistakes

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There is no catalog of sins, so it is very possible that one could perform a sin without realising it. The rules seem unclear. If a person commits a deadly sin does that mean it is even more difficult to achieve salvation because that sin will undoubtedly lead to more?

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Is it morally wrong if a positive act ultimately leads to a bad outcome

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I am unclear on grief and gods plan for coping

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What is the original sin that baptism delivers us from.?

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Im unaware of how to understand if you re doing the right thin

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1. God allows for free thought and actions, nothing is determined.

2. (Almost) all mistakes can be redeemed through faith in God.

3. Mistakes assist us in learning and bettering ourselves as people.

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I am unclear as to how large sins can be forgiven so easily, in comparison to smaller sins

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I was unclear about the freedom in religion. I feel that

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What is God's grace????

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If there are seven Capital sins, then why can God forgive any person for any sin? And how does one feel that God has forgiven them?

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1. A concern of mine is that we are inclined to sin due to Original Sin. It worries that me that we all have darker impulses toward evil that we must constantly suppress in an attempt to attain the good.
2. Another fear of mine is that we can strive to be the best version of ourselves; however, we will never act perfectly or entirely morally good. We are imperfect and always will be.

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Would it be considered morally bad if you did something that you thought would be positive, but ended up negative?

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If you had a good intent for something but someone misinterpreted what you said or did would you be in the wrong?

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Three cheers that I found confirming about morality and faith is that God forgives us and gives us grace for our mistakes with his presents, God has a plan for all of us and he will guide everyone on the path in which we are suppose to be. Thirdly, confessing our sins will help us grow and become closer to God.

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Two fears that I found a concern is that even though you may have a good intention, it can not make a bad action because it will not be morally good. It is easy to make sins but it is more important to be able to recognize those sin and admit them. I hope to always recognise my rights from wrongs and ask God for forgiveness.

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I am unclear about as to why it is not morally right to do something that is for the good but may not have the best outcome. If you are doing something to help someone and it does not have the outcome you thought is it still not morally good?

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without freedom we cannot speak meaningfully about morality

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without freedom we cannot speak meaningfully about morality

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every person is an image created to God's liking

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every person is an image created to God's liking

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for an individual to be morally good our actions must be good

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for an individual to be morally good our actions must be good

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2) doing something good can become evil

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1.) Mistakes makes us grow

2.) God lets us stand on our own but he will always be there to guide us

3.) God loves us no matter what and who we are

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you cando something good andbe evil and also do something evil and be good

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you cando something good andbe evil and also do something evil and be good

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1. Our religious views on forgiveness conflict with the legal views on forgiving crimes.
2. Intrinsically evil acts can be forgiven with a simple confession.

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1. Why are we given free will if the Holy Spirit supplies us spiritual strength to do the right thing? If it's truly a free will, then we would not possess the Holy Spirit within us. If it's not in fact a free will, why does the Holy Spirit not supply everybody with the spiritual energy to make the right choices and abstain from breaking the rules?

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1) Our free will is controlled by God
2) being unwilling to accept sin creates sin

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Why are we able to have good intentions but still be morally wrong. For example trying to help someone and the outcome is not the intended one

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1. We are inclined to sin due to original sin
2.The seven deadly sins are common