Why Rules Review

Human freedom is rooted in:

• the imagination and emotion, giving man the ability to choose to dream big.
• reason and will. It is the power to act or not to act, and to perform deliberate actions on one’s own responsibility.

What is the goal of the moral life?

• Control of others
• Misery
• Boredom
• Happiness

The power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one's own responsibility.

• Freedom
• Circumstances
• Object
• WIll
• Evil

God's plan of the world. The means by which God governs and orders all of creation

• Eternal Law
• Civil Law
• Divine Law
• Natural Law
• Human Rights

The law that comes to us from God's revelation in history.

• Divine Law
• Civil Law
• Eternal Law
• Natural Law
• Human Rights

A period of time that has a constant common attribute

• Age
• Civil Law
• Divine Law
• Eternal Law
• Natural Law

How humans participate in God's design of the universe.

• Natural Law
• Civil Law
• Divine Law
• Eternal Law
• Human Rights

God wants us to constantly be thinking about rules for the rest of our lives.

• True
• False

God hopes his laws ______

• become internalized with our hearts.
• are shouted in our face 24/7

The key to Israel following the commandments was the transformation of their _____.

• minds
• statues
• hearts
• government