Virtues & Justice

A virtue is a habitual and firm disposition to do the good. Because of this definition, is Justice a virtue? Yes or No.

The Cardinal Virtues are good ​ (a)   that we can acquire by ​ (b)   effort.

• habits
• human
• practices
• God's

Which of the following are Cardinal Virtues? Mark all that apply.

• Prudence

• Fortitude

• Temperance

• Justice

• Charity

Match the following:

• Good common sense; Human reason married to truth

• Temperance

• How we give God and our neighbor what is due and right

• Fortitude

• moderates the attraction of pleasures and provides balance in the use of goods

• Justice

• Gives us strength and courage to deal with temptations and difficulties

• Prudence

All of the following are Theological Virtues, EXCEPT _____.

• Faith

• Hope

• Love/Charity

• Justice

Which type of virtues are the foundation of a Christian and moral life?

Match the following:

• Helps us desire Heaven and all that Jesus promised us

• Faith

• Empowers us to belive in God and all He has revealed to us

• Charity

• Allows us to love God above everything and love our neighbor as ourselves

• Hope

​ (a)   anywhere is a threat to ​ (b)   everywhere. -Martin Luther King

• Injustice
• justice

_​ (a)   Justice calls for fairness in agreements and exchanges between individuals or private social groups.

• Commutative
• Distributive
• Legal
• Social

​ (a)   Justice guarantees the common welfare and involves sharing. It sees to the just distribution of created goods God intended for us all to share.

• Distributive
• Commutative
• Legal
• Social