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What is the term used for the factors that can intervene and prevent one's actions from being human?
What is the term used for the factors that can intervene and prevent one's actions from being human?
- Enhancements to human acts
- Impediments to human acts (correct)
- Limitations on human acts
- Incentives for human acts
How does ignorance affect the moral quality of an action?
How does ignorance affect the moral quality of an action?
- It enhances the moral quality
- It reduces the quality of the action (correct)
- It has no impact on the moral quality
- It makes the action neutral
What does ignorance pertain to in the context of human actions?
What does ignorance pertain to in the context of human actions?
- The subconscious understanding of circumstances
- The presence of all necessary information
- The conscious lack of relevant information (correct)
- The irrelevant details related to an action
How does ignorance manifest in relation to rules and regulations?
How does ignorance manifest in relation to rules and regulations?
In what way do impediments to human acts affect the judgment of actions?
In what way do impediments to human acts affect the judgment of actions?
Why is ignorance considered an impediment to human acts?
Why is ignorance considered an impediment to human acts?
What is the main difference between invincible ignorance and vincible ignorance?
What is the main difference between invincible ignorance and vincible ignorance?
Which of the following is NOT a form of vincible ignorance?
Which of the following is NOT a form of vincible ignorance?
What is the morality of an action done under crass ignorance?
What is the morality of an action done under crass ignorance?
What is the key characteristic of antecedent concupiscence?
What is the key characteristic of antecedent concupiscence?
Which of the following is an example of consequent concupiscence?
Which of the following is an example of consequent concupiscence?
Which of the following actions is considered totally culpable?
Which of the following actions is considered totally culpable?
