Morality of Human acts

It is act without free will and intellect

It is what the action by its own nature tends to, independently of the intention of the agent and the circumstances.

• Intention

• Object

• Circumtances

• Morality

It is set of principles guiding us to evaluate what is right or wrong

• Morality

• Ethics

• Human Act

Our reason to disapprove and blames; these we call wrong

• Human act

• Good act

• Evil act

Morals are derived from the Greek word ____

Circumstances are the accidental moral conditions that contribute to increasing or diminishing the moral goodness or evil of an existing action

• True

• False

Human acts are moral acts

• True

• False

The object of an act is a movement of the will toward the end

• True

• False

The _____ is determined by a group of individuals or some authority

A human act is an act that proceeds form the deliberate free will of man

• True

• False