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| | Description | (© 2008) This text has been found in conformity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Your Life in Christ: Foundations of Catholic Morality focuses on the essential message of Christ's moral teaching, the importance of love of God and love of neighbor, and presents it in a way that is clear and applicable to the lives of today's teenagers. The text covers the major points of the "Life in Christ" section of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. It pulls together these elements by in nine chapters, each a step on the road to becoming a moral Christian living within the context of Catholic teaching. These steps include:
- Understanding the nature of being human
- Guiding moral decision-making with intellect
- Understanding the law's relationship to freedom and being
responsible for transgressions
- Imitating Jesus and living the Beatitudes
- Forming the conscience and strengthening resistance to peer
pressure
- Repenting and forgiving others
- Thanking God for life by loving God above all else
- Loving yourself
- Loving your neighbors
Each chapter contains several special features:
- Selections from Pope Benedict XVI's encyclical on love Deus
Caritas Est.
- Panel activities that help the students foster total learning in
hands (service), hearts (prayer), and mind (academic challenges).
- Review questions for each main section.
- Several Journal Assignments for deeper thought and reflection.
- Key vocabulary terms set off in margin panels.
- A Learn by Doing project for each chapter that provides a
longer-term assignment.
- A Called to Prayer feature offering text from a prayer relevant
to the chapter theme.
- Innovative Catholic Life in Action component for each
chapter.
This text was written in accordance with the U.S. Bishops' Curriculum Framework and follows Course VI: Life in Jesus Christ. |  |
| | Product Details | | Author: | Michael Pennock | | Paperback: | 288 pages | | Publisher: | Ave Maria Press | | Publication Date: | January 01, 2008 | | Language: | English | | ISBN: | 1594711232 | | Product Length: | 10.6 inches | | Product Width: | 8.3 inches | | Product Height: | 0.6 inches | | Product Weight: | 1.95 pounds | | Package Length: | 10.6 inches | | Package Width: | 8.1 inches | | Package Height: | 0.6 inches | | Package Weight: | 1.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: | based on 6 reviews |
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Exemplary in ability to build moral decisionmaking. Perfect for 10th grade religion class, or primer for an adult. Mar 31, 2011
By Maria Hartman First to say, this is a developmental teaching textbook, which was selected for my son's 10th grade Catholic school religion class, and as such it is a spot on perfect choice.
It is highly accessible, intelligent, well written, organized, honest, responsible and contemporary. It is not a book of apologetics per-se, dogma or piety, rather, a very positive, complete, reader-engaging, discussion-ready teaching of the factors that go into making good, informed, morally sound decisions and evaluations. Pitfalls to the process are clearly addressed. It is based in solid, educated Christian Catholic understanding of individual worth and Christ's teachings applied in real life. It has remarkable wealth of example and quotes that inform the subject at hand, as well as good scope and clear direction. It doesn't balk at taking up tough questions, and provides the means of making decisions--and litmus tests for judging those decisions--while leaving the conclusions open to the reader.
In other words, it teaches (among other things)developing an informed conscience, growing the confidence to stand one's ground having formed sound convictions, to apply good skills in discerning good and fair laws, to choose good values and to live well in ones family and community. It is absolutely excellent from a Catholic perspective, and likely many others. I have kept a copy of the book for my use, and have given it as a gift to other parents, as a review of the moral foundation of why we live as we do.
As there is no product description, here is a generic one I found at another book site:
Your Life in Christ introduces high school students to the essential message of Christian moral teaching,love of God and love of neighbor. Against this backdrop, students encounter and explore Catholic teaching that applies the mandate to love in real-life scenarios and situations. In a culture where moral relativism increasingly blurs distinctions between right and wrong, students quickly see that this subject couldn't be more relevant. Students consider and study such topics as conscience formation, law, Jesus as a moral guide, sin and forgiveness, respect for life, and sexuality. 288 pages
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your life in christ foundationsof catholic morality Oct 12, 2011
By Linda Cardali This book was purchased for a religion class in Catholic High School for my son. It came in good condition and was just what he needed for the class in St. John The Baptist DHS. Would use this site again for school books.
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satisfaction Jul 20, 2008
By Maisha Otway
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Product came on time. It was priced much lower than the school's preferred book company!
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Great condition Sep 28, 2008
By Joan Smith
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The book came quickly after the order was placed and was in excellent condition for a used book.
2 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Awful Jan 03, 2011
By Eva Michael Pennock is one of the most indoctrinated and closed-minded authors I have ever come to read. I absolutely hated this textbook; it is full of claims lacking logical evidence, based solely on "because St. Aquinas said so" type of arguments. I would not recommend it for any kind of religious studies; a teacher would be better off making up lesson agendas on his/her own.
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