- conscience is a gift of God to help us know moral law
- Who wrote a description of the early Church's celebration of the Sunday Eucharist around AD 150?
- Who said that the Mass is "the greatest action on earth"?
- Only Church law has its basis in Eternal Law.
- The origins of the Sabbath can be traced back to the _____.
- The Golden Rule is an example of moral law that is common to all great world religions.
- Conscience prompts us to do good and to avoid evil.
- Obeying moral law decreases human freedom.
- Natural law is a part of human nature and does not depend on any religion.
- The Commandments were created at the beginning of time.
- All persons have an instinct to be in right relationship with God, other people, the world, and themselves.
- Natural laws are applicable to a particular time and place.
- Human beings can fully understand and appreciate Eternal Law through the use of reason alone.
- The Church's social teaching relies on reason and natural law.
- Moral law may be applied to new historical situations by the Magisterium of the Church.
- Moral truth is subjective, meaning we are free to decide what is right or wrong.
- Because of the gift of free will, we are not obliged to follow moral law.
- Eternal law is always true and unchanging
- Just civil laws reflect natural law.
- Moral law is an expression of Eternal Law.