Question 1

What is traditionally considered a serious sin in Catholic teaching that involves a deliberate choice to turn away from God?

Accepted Answer

Mortal sin

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Sins of omission

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Venial sin

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Original sin

Question 2

Which term refers to the lesser sins that do not completely break one's relationship with God in Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

Venial sin

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Mortal sin

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Capital sin

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Original sin

Question 3

In Catholic teaching, what is the effect of committing a mortal sin without seeking forgiveness?

Accepted Answer

Separation from God's grace

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Closeness to God

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Increased faith

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Protection from temptation

Question 4

What is the sacrament called in which Catholics seek forgiveness for their sins?

Accepted Answer

Reconciliation

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Eucharist

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Baptism

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Confirmation

Question 5

What term describes the first sin committed by Adam and Eve that affected all of humanity in Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

Original sin

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Personal sin

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Mortal sin

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Venial sin

Question 6

Which type of sin involves failing to do something good that one should do, according to Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

Sin of omission

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Venial sin

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Mortal sin

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Original sin

Question 7

What is the Catholic teaching on the possibility of redemption for a person who has committed mortal sin?

Accepted Answer

They can be forgiven through confession

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They will never return to grace

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They are permanently condemned

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They must perform extreme penance

Question 8

What is one of the effects of venial sin according to Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

It weakens one's relationship with God

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It has no effect on one's faith

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It leads to eternal damnation

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It strengthens the resolve to sin

Question 9

What is the act of expressing sorrow for one's sins and turning away from them called in Catholicism?

Accepted Answer

Repentance

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Mass

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Baptism

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Confession

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a condition for sin to be considered mortal in Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

It must be a minor offense

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It must be a grave matter

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The person must give full consent

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The person must have full knowledge

Question 11

What is a mortal sin in Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

A serious act that separates a person from God's grace

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An action that is always forgiven

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A small mistake that a person makes

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A sin that does not matter

Question 12

According to Catholic teaching, what is the seven deadly sins categorized as?

Accepted Answer

Grave sins that can lead to other sins

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Acts that are always forgiven

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Pleasant experiences

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Minor offenses against God

Question 13

What is an example of a social sin in Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

Discrimination against others based on race

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Eating too much dessert

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Telling a small lie to a friend

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Forgetting to pray one night

Question 14

What is the purpose of confessing sins in the sacrament of reconciliation?

Accepted Answer

To seek forgiveness and restore one's relationship with God

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To receive a punishment

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To feel guilty about one's actions

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To tell secrets to the priest

Question 15

What is the role of conscience in determining sin according to Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

It helps a person discern right from wrong

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It is always correct without question

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It only applies to big decisions

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It can be ignored when convenient

Question 16

What is an aspect of God's mercy in relation to sin in Catholic teaching?

Accepted Answer

God offers forgiveness to those who are truly repentant

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God only forgives sins committed by certain people

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God ignores all sins

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God punishes everyone equally regardless of repentance

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