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1. The _______, statements about happiness or blessedness, help us to understand what being a Christian is all about so we can one day share in God's eternal life.

2. Our creation in God's image is the foundation of Christian _______.

3. Because of _______, we are inclined toward choosing to do the wrong thing.

4. God created us with _______, which allows us to accept or reject his plan for our lives.

5. The ability to use reason to distinguish between right and wrong is the work of our _______.

6. _______ refers to a less serious offense against God that damages our relationship with God but does not destroy it.

7. _______ refers to a serious offense against God that involves grave matter and destroys our ability to love God and neighbor.

8. A _______ is a habit of good actions.

9. Developing a _______ makes it easier to commit sin without seriously considering the morality of our actions.

10. The deadly sin of _______ involves excessive eating or drinking.

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What three elements determine the morality of any human act? Choose an example of a human act, and evaluate the morality of the act based on these three elements.

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