The Christian Virtues

More excesses More defects Virtue in

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Question 1 - 200

This is the name for the virtues which Christian believe come from God.

Answer 1 – 200

Theological Virtues

Question 1 - 400

This theological virtue is trust in God’s care and providence.

Answer 1 – 400

Hope

Question 1 - 600

This theological virtue is belief in God, Revelation, and the Church

Answer 1 – 600

Faith

Question 1 - 800

This is the virtue of willing the good of another and acting concretely for that

good.

Answer 1 – 800

Love

Question 1 - 1000

In 1 Corinthians 13, this biblical author says “Faith, Hope, and Love remain,

these three, but the greatest of these is Love.”

Answer 1 – 1000

Saint Paul

Question 2 - 200

If you go too far with justice, you might fall into this excess.

Answer 2 – 200

Favortism

Question 2 - 400

“Too much” temperance would be known as this.

Answer 2 – 400

Insensibility

Question 2 - 600

Going too far with magnanimity might land you in this bad quality.

Answer 2 – 600

Ambition

Question 2 - 800

Not being able to control righteous indignation gets you to this negative

moral quality.

Answer 2 – 800

Rage

Question 2 - 1000

This is the image that Mr. George gave yesterday for going to far (or falling short) with virtue (think Lord of the

Rings panoramics).

Answer 2 – 1000

Walking on a high mountain pass

Question 3 - 200

Lacking justice, you would have this quality (obviously).

Answer 3 – 200

Injustice

Question 3 - 400

If you’re lacking humility, you might fall into this.

Answer 3 – 400

Pride OR arrogance.

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Mr. George met this Michigan basketball star (a Chesterton, IN native)

at the Qdoba near his apartment.

Question 3 - 800

Not being able to get angry even at injustice or wrongdoing might mean

that you have this defect.

Answer 3 – 800

Indifference

Question 3 - 1000

This set of virtues isn’t usually discussed as having defects or

excesses—we certainly didn’t talk about them that way.

Answer 3 – 1000

The Theological Virtues

Question 5 - 200

“Virtue” literally means this.

Answer 5 – 200

Power OR Strength

Question 5 - 400

We defined virtues as these.

Answer 5 – 400

Moral habits

Question 5 - 600

Virtue derives in part from the Latin word “vir,” which means this.

Answer 5 - 600

Man or Manliness

Question 5 - 800

This is the virtue of being “great-souled.”

Answer 5 – 800

Magnanimity

Question 5 - 1000

This is the virtue of being “small-souled” or “small-minded.”

Answer 5 – 1000

Pusillanimity