Morality and Human Acts

Actions which involve the intellect and the will are called

• Human Acts

• Acts of Man

• Morality

• Circumstances

Actions done automatically like instincts that do not require the intellect and the will are called

• Human Rights

• Acts of Man

• Bill of Rights

• Morality

Actions are judged as good or bad based on 3 aspects namely:

• Knowledge, Neglect, and Peace

• Knowledge, Neglect and Voluntariness

• Knowledge, Freedom, and Peace

• Knowledge, Freedom, and Voluntariness

What is freedom?

• means no one obliges a person to act upon something.

• means everyone obliges a person to act upon something.

• means someone obliges a person to act upon something

• none of the above.

Human acts are determined as good or bad based on the 3 element namely;

• Object, Circumstances, and Faith

• Object, Circumstances, and Intention

• Love, Laughter, Peace

• Love, Action, Peace

Intention refers to the purpose by which a person does an act.

• True

• False

refers to the conditions by which a person decides to act in either good or bad way.

• Knowledge

• Consent

• Freedom

• Circumstances

The ____ of the human act is practically the result of the act without considering the intention and the circumstances by which the act is done.

• subject

• object

• central

• core

Examples of acts of man are biological processes such as breathing, sleeping, or moving away from something that causes bodily pain.

• True

• False

Morality is concerned with human acts and acts of man.

• True

• False