1S.2324.GE 8.004.FREEDOM AS FOUNDATION FOR MORAL ACTS

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According to the concept of freedom in moral acts, what serves as the foundational principle for ethical decision-making?

• Personal autonomy
• Social conformity
• Economic prosperity
• Cultural tradition

How does freedom influence an individual's ability to make morally informed choices?

• It enables rational deliberation
• It enforces strict rules
• It suppresses critical thinking
• It discourages self-reflection

In the context of moral acts, what role does freedom play in shaping one's sense of responsibility?

• It empowers individuals to take responsibility for their actions
• It absolves individuals of any moral obligations
• It diminishes the importance of accountability
• It imposes rigid moral standards on individuals

How does a lack of freedom impact an individual's capacity for moral agency?

• It stifles their ability to make ethical decisions
• It enhances their moral discernment
• It has no effect on their moral judgment
• It leads to moral relativism

Which philosophical perspective emphasizes the relationship between freedom and moral virtue?

• Existentialism
• Determinism
• Nihilism
• Utilitarianism