Morality of Human Acts

What are the NORMS that determine or measure the morality of Human Acts?

• Law and Order

• Law and Conscience

• Divine law and Human law

• Antecedent and Consequent Conscience

It is kind of conscience that pertains to a judgment before an action is done.

• Erroneous conscience

• Consequent conscience

• Antecedent conscience

• Scrupulous conscience

It is an ordinance of reason promulgated for the common good by one who is in-charge of community or society.

• Law

• Conscience

• Morality

• Norms

___________s of morality are factors or elements that will allow us to identify concretely whether the act done in a given situation is good or bad, right or wrong, moral or immoral. This is also called "sources" of morality.

Which of the following are the "sources" of morality? (choose 3)

• The Conscience

• The Object

• The Law

• The Circumstances

• The Intention

These are the details surrounding the commission of an act.

• The Object

• The Circumstances

• The Intention

• All of the choices

It is the reason for which the act is done or for which the agent undertakes an act

• The Object

• The Circumstances

• The Intention

• None of the options

TRUE or FALSE:
A good act done with evil means can be accepted as morally good because of the objective goodness of its intention.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Answer explanation

A good act done with evil means detroy the entire objective goodness of the act

An evil act can NEVER become good through circumstance.

• TRUE

• FALSE

An objectively good act can become morally evil

• TRUE

• FALSE