Exploring Ethics

• The 'end of the doer' refers to the goal or intention behind the action, while the 'end of the act' refers to the outcome or result of the action. (correct)
• The 'end of the doer' refers to the moral goodness of the action, while the 'end of the act' refers to the moral goodness of the outcome.
• The 'end of the doer' refers to the outcome or result of the action, while the 'end of the act' refers to the goal or intention behind the action.
• The 'end of the doer' refers to the moral goodness of the outcome, while the 'end of the act' refers to the moral goodness of the action.

• Human Acts are actions that have a positive impact on society, while Acts of Man are actions that have a negative impact on society.
• Human Acts are actions that are morally right, while Acts of Man are actions that are morally wrong.
• Human Acts are intentional actions performed with knowledge and free will, while Acts of Man are instinctive or involuntary actions. (correct)
• Human Acts are actions performed by humans, while Acts of Man are actions performed by animals.

• Material good, spiritual good, and emotional good
• Natural good, supernatural good, and artificial good
• Physical good, intellectual good, and moral good (correct)
• Financial good, social good, and psychological good

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