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9780159503355

Catholic Morality

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    9780159503355

  • ISBN10:

    0159503353

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1997-01-01
  • Publisher: Our Sunday Visitor

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Table of Contents

Introduction 1(4)
Reflection
5(1)
PART ONE: UNDERSTANDING MORALITY 6(132)
How Moral Are You?
8(12)
Becoming Your True Self
9(3)
The Purpose of This Text
11(1)
A Personal Moral Integrity Survey
12(5)
Your Thoughts
13(1)
Your Relationships
14(1)
Your Actions
15(1)
Your Decisions
16(1)
Assessing Your Moral Integrity
17(3)
Reflection
18(1)
Summary
18(1)
Words You Should Know
18(1)
Chapter Assessment
19(1)
What is Morality?
20(23)
The Difficulty in Determining the Morality of Human Actions
21(2)
Morality and Human Conduct
23(1)
Conscience
24(3)
Ideal and True Human Behavior
27(3)
Weighing the Many Factors
27(1)
Defining the Ideal
28(2)
What It Means to Be Human
30(2)
The Natural Plane
30(1)
The Level of the Spirit
31(1)
Choosing to Be Human
32(3)
Catholic Morality
35(2)
The Catholic Church and Morality
37(6)
Reflection
41(1)
Summary
41(1)
Words You Should Know
42(1)
Chapter Assessment
42(1)
The ``Jesus Principle'' in Morality
43(25)
What We Have Seen and Heard
44(1)
Love of Neighbor
44(4)
The Faces of Love
45(1)
Applying the ``Jesus Principle''
46(2)
Why the ``Jesus Principle'' in Morality?
48(1)
The Mind of Christ
49(3)
God's Love Is Not Selective
50(2)
Love of Neighbor---Action Oriented
52(2)
Jesus-Principle Guidelines
53(1)
Faith without Love-in-Action
54(1)
Christians' One Law: Love
54(2)
Love Conquers Evil
55(1)
The ``Jesus Principle'' Today
56(2)
Saints through the Centuries
58(6)
Mary
59(2)
In the Service of Others
61(3)
The ``Jesus Principle'' and You
64(4)
Reflection
65(1)
Summary
65(1)
Words You Should Know
66(1)
Chapter Assessment
66(2)
The Importance of Law
68(38)
Why Have Law?
70(5)
Stages of Law
71(1)
Observations on the Stages
72(3)
The Practical Side of Law
75(6)
The Tension of Personal Freedom
75(2)
The Tension of Attitudes toward the Law
77(1)
Tensions Regarding the Codes of Law
77(4)
Understanding Law
81(4)
The Purpose of Law
82(1)
Categorizing Law
83(2)
Different Kinds of Law
85(13)
Natural Law
85(1)
The Law of God: The Ten Commandments
86(4)
Human Law
90(1)
Christian Law
91(3)
Church Law: Teaching Tradition
94(2)
Church Law: Practical Faith
96(2)
The Binding Force of Law
98(4)
Laws with No Binding Force
100(1)
Levels of Binding Force
101(1)
Law as an Objective Norm of Morality
102(4)
You and the Law
103(1)
Reflection
104(1)
Summary
104(1)
Words You Should Know
105(1)
Chapter Assessment
105(1)
Confronting Sin
106(32)
The Reality of Evil
107(3)
The Mystery of Evil
110(3)
The Beginning
111(2)
Understanding Evil
113(3)
Impersonal Evil: Evil That Results from Natural Causes
113(1)
Evil That Results from Someone's Ignorance, Poor Planning, or Intended Good
114(1)
Moral Evil: Evil That People Freely Choose
114(2)
Sin
116(2)
The Causes of Sin
118(5)
The Dominant Factors
119(4)
The Effects of Sin
123(6)
Other Effects of Sin
125(3)
The Problem of Coping with Sin
128(1)
Sin in Relationship to What Is Considered Good
129(5)
Determining the Seriousness of Sinful Acts
130(2)
Hell
132(1)
The Punishment Avoidance Syndrome
133(1)
The Most Serious Aspect of Sin
134(1)
Morality and Creative Responsibility
134(4)
Reflection
136(1)
Summary
136(1)
Words You Should Know
137(1)
Chapter Assessment
137(1)
PART TWO: EXERCISING MORAL RESPONSIBILITY 138(117)
Knowing Your World
140(20)
Not By Ourselves
141(2)
Influences on Moral Decision Making
143(2)
The Factors
144(1)
Inherited Factors
145(5)
Physical Factors
145(2)
Mental Factors
147(2)
Emotional Factors
149(1)
Environmental Influences
150(8)
The Environment Itself
150(1)
Social Factors
151(2)
Circumstances
153(5)
Reflection
158(1)
Summary
159(1)
Words You Should Know
159(1)
Chapter Assessment
159(1)
Creating Your World
160(27)
Personal Development
161(1)
Instincts
162(1)
Habits
163(7)
The Capital Sins
165(1)
Virtues
165(1)
Cardinal Virtues
166(1)
Misunderstood Virtues
167(3)
Goals
170(4)
Kinds of Goals
172(2)
Values
174(2)
Philosophy of Life
176(3)
The Top Ten Influences
177(1)
Values and Their Effect on a Philosophy of Life
177(1)
Shaping a Philosophy of Life
178(1)
Moral Awareness
179(2)
Formative Influences on Conscience
180(1)
Spiritual and Religious Commitments
181(2)
Religion and Freedom
182(1)
Self-image and Choice
183(4)
Reflection
185(1)
Summary
185(1)
Words You Should Know
186(1)
Chapter Assessment
186(1)
Making Moral Decisions
187(28)
Taking Control
188(1)
A Review
188(1)
Different Kinds of Decisions
189(2)
Instinctive Decisions
190(1)
Daily Decisions
190(1)
Serious Decisions
190(1)
Critical Decisions
191(1)
Difficult Decisions Teens Face
191(2)
Decisions Decisions Decisions
192(1)
The Nature of Decision Making
193(2)
Considering the Variables
194(1)
Moral Decisions in Our Complex World
195(1)
Reaching a Decision
196(10)
Pray
198(1)
Analyze the Situation or Problem
199(1)
Evaluate the Facts
199(1)
List Your Options or Choices
200(2)
Listen to Others
202(1)
Pray Some More
203(1)
Make the Decision
203(2)
Evaluate Your Decision
205(1)
Putting Decision-Making Skills into Action
206(1)
Some Questions to Ask Yourself When Facing a Difficult Decision
207(1)
Additional Information about Decisions
208(7)
Reflection
213(1)
Summary
214(1)
Words You Should Know
214(1)
Chapter Assessment
214(1)
The Challenge of Relationships
215(21)
Living Morally
216(1)
The Challenge
216(1)
Relationships
217(2)
The Nature of Relationships
218(1)
Roadblocks to Good Relationships
219(3)
Jealousy
221(1)
Negative Criticism
221(1)
Communication: A Key to Being Moral
222(4)
Mastering Communication Skills
222(2)
Communication Involves Listening
224(1)
Communicating Honestly and Truthfully
225(1)
Pressures in Relationships
226(6)
The Abuse of Drugs
227(2)
Sexual Intimacy before Marriage
229(3)
Handling the Pressures of Relationships
232(4)
Respect in Relationships
233(1)
Reflection
234(1)
Summary
234(1)
Words You Should Know
235(1)
Chapter Assessment
235(1)
Our Complex World
236(19)
The Principles
237(3)
The Ten Commandments
237(1)
Jesus' Law of Love
237(1)
The Beatitudes
237(1)
Works of Mercy
238(1)
The Precepts of the Catholic Church
238(1)
The Steps in Moral Decision Making
239(1)
Further Topics Catholics (and Others) Wonder About
240(15)
Abortion
240(2)
Artificial Birth Control Methods
242(1)
The Care of Terminally Ill Persons
243(1)
Child Abuse, Spouse Abuse, Family Abuse
244(1)
Date Rape
245(1)
Pornography
246(1)
Homosexuality
247(1)
Treatment of Infertility
248(1)
Capital Punishment
249(2)
War
251(1)
Reflection
252(1)
Words You Should Know
252(1)
Chapter Assessment
253(2)
Word List 255(7)
Index 262

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