PPT-Chapter 3: Freedom and the Moral Act
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OUR MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST ANTICIPATORY SET A fifteenyearold boy became an atheist because he did not believe anymore that God existed He was sad that life
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OUR MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST ANTICIPATORY SET A fifteenyearold boy became an atheist because he did not believe anymore that God existed He was sad that life was meaningless and that death would mean the end of him forever For a while he was consoled by the thought that . OUR MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST. ANTICIPATORY SET . . Free write . for five minutes on what you think of the teen. ’. s experience you have just heard about.. 1. The Moral Act (pp. 40–43). BASIC QUESTIONS . Michael . Sandel. The Greatest Happiness Principle. Utilitarianism – The greatest happiness for the greatest number of people. Cabin boy. Objection#1 – Individual rights. Is torture ever justified. INTRODUCTION TO CATHOLICISM. ANTICIPATORY SET . . Free write. for a few minutes on the meaning of Christ’s statement that the truth will make one free.. . 1. Freedom (pp. 382-387. ). BASIC QUESTIONS . Our choices define us and as a result our intuitions about the human condition are satisfied.. Dualism . Kant . Existentialism. What does all of this mean? . LIBERTARIAN DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN CONDITION. Our choices define us and as a result our intuitions about the human condition are satisfied.. Theories/ ideas used: . Dualism . Kant – good will duty and self interest. Existentialism. . OUR MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST. ANTICIPATORY SET . . Read . the selections from Genesis that begins this chapter. Conduct a . class discussion . on the following question:. What passages in Genesis . 1–2 . INTRODUCTION TO CATHOLICISM. ANTICIPATORY SET . . Free write. for a few minutes on the meaning of Christ’s statement that the truth will make one free.. . 1. Freedom (pp. 382-387. ). BASIC QUESTIONS . Religious Buffet. Choose a little of everything!. Become a “religious mutt”. Evidence screams against this!. World Religions. WHAT IS GOD?. SPIRITUAL DILEMMA. WHAT IS SALVATION. WAY TO SALVATION. OUR . MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST. ANTICIPATORY SET . . A fifteen‑year‑old boy became an atheist because he did not believe . anymore that God existed. . He was sad that life was meaningless and that death would mean the end of him forever. For a while, he was consoled by the thought that . MP. Gustave de Beaumont. Alexis de Tocqueville. 1806-1866. 1805-1859. July Revolution 1830. Bourbon Charles X. Replaced by Louis Philippe. April 1831 arr. end of May 1831. Returned Feb 1832. Systeme. New Approaches to Classic Problems. Outline. 2 classic problems. Problem of Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom. Problem of Perfect Divine Goodness and Divine Freedom. 1 new approach to each. Divine Foreknowledge and Human Freedom. OUR MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST. ANTICIPATORY SET . . Free write . for five minutes on what you think of the teen. ’. s experience you have just heard about.. 1. The Moral Act (pp. 40–43). BASIC QUESTIONS . OUR . MORAL LIFE IN CHRIST. ANTICIPATORY SET . . A fifteen‑year‑old boy became an atheist because he did not believe . anymore that God existed. . He was sad that life was meaningless and that death would mean the end of him forever. For a while, he was consoled by the thought that . Alexis de Tocqueville. 1806-1866. 1805-1859. July Revolution 1830. Bourbon Charles X. Replaced by Louis Philippe. E Delacroix, Liberty Leading the People. Dep.April. 1831 arr. end of May 1831. Returned Feb 1832.
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