Across |
1. | knowledge impeded by the presence of some obstacle |
3. | perfect freedom is expressed in this virtue |
4. | one name for the sacrament in which we confess our sins |
5. | by using our freedom to do wrong, we lose our _______ |
6. | when something is done unintentionally |
15. | the power to strive for holiness: freedom of _______ |
16. | God gave us free will so that we could _______ |
17. | being pushed or forced into something |
19. | a moral act involves both deliberation and _______ |
21. | one name for the sacrament in which we confess our sins |
22. | the basis for the moral law are the teachings of _______ |
23. | freedom makes us _______ for our actions |
26. | something done without thinking about it |
27. | Plato & Socrates believed that the study of good & evil was _______ |
28. | an addiction is an example of an _______ attachment |
30. | the moral law _______ freedom |
33. | when there was no way for you to know something was wrong: _______ ignorance |
35. | action resulting from a deliberate choice between good & evil: _______ act |
36. | one name for the sacrament in which we confess our sins |
37. | peer pressure is an example of _______ |
39. | we have an obligation to seek the _______ |
44. | not knowning the right thing to do |
45. | God _______ our freedom |
46. | an impediment is also called an ______ |
47. | "You shall know the truth and the truth shall set you _______" |
48. | love is a free gift of _______ |
49. | the age of reason |
50. | clear and deliberate knowledge of the merit or sinfulness of an action |
51. | an act performed with both knowledge & free will: _______ act |