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 Christian morality- following life of Jesus Moral teaching = church teaching

Part of theology that specifies the moral norms The life of Jesus is the main source from which the
derived from the new being that the Christian needs believer learns to live a Christian life.
to follow with the hope of imitating Jesus life to the
point of identifying w him 3 DIMENSIONS OF CHRISTIAN FAITH
 Moral theology- part of theology which studies in 1. Faith as believing
the light of Christian faith and of reason, the 2. Faith as moral doing
guidelines man must follow to attain his final goal. 3. Faith as trusting/worshipping
(henry pescke)
 Morality- between good & evil, own decision if you
will make good &bad. Refers to the standard by  HEAD- grasp pf conviction of truth (faith
which we judge our actions to be good or evil. as believing the doctrinal aspect).
 Hands- an active obedience and
Looks to those human acts that impact the totality
commitment to god’s will (faith as doing,
of our “personness” and which affects our final end
the moral)
 Heart- a filial trust shown in prayer and
 Moral- one who knows what is good and usually worship (faith as trusting, the worship
does it, and what is evil and ordinarily does not do dimension)
it. One who correctly judges between right and
CHARACTERISTICS
wrong and consequently act on what is virtuous.
 Immoral- who does not act on conformity with the  CHRISTIAN MORALITY affects the person
accepted principles of right and wrong. An immoral and the action.
person is one who knowing what he should do, does  Christian morality transforms first the soul
not do it instead do the opposite. and then moral appearance.
 Amoral- who is not concerned with any moral  Christian morality encompasses the
attitude of the person
standards at all such a person does not accept the
idea of right and wrong. One is amoral when he The first step to being a morally good person is to
does not have a moral sense that is when he is blind form good natural habits. Those who have an
to some moral values. easier making correct moral choices.

SOURCES OF CHRISTIAN MORALITY  Accounts for what is forbidden but


stresses more what ought to be done.
 Sacred scripture- was inspired by god and  Requires not only just actions but of doing
written down by human authors. The life also
of Jesus in the main source from which  Holiness- free dedication of oneself
the believer learns to live a Christian life.  Jesus proclaims a series of moral laws
 The moral doctrine that preached and  The morality preached by jesus is a
taught the words. morality include both reward and
punishments.
 Morality of freedom (deliberate actions
THE MAGESTERIUM on ones own responsibility)
 Fulfilled on earth but it pertains to the
THE CHURCH TEACHING OFFICE. It is derived next life
from the latin magister, which means “teacher”  Finds its beginning and end in love
and refers to the authority of pope and bishop  Finds its nourishment in the mass and
sacraments.
 Christian morality is to keep Christian and
all mean

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