12 Questions
According to the principles mentioned, when does an act become bad despite good intentions?
When an act is bad but with good intentions
What circumstance outside the individual can influence the morality of an act?
Circumstance of place
What denotes a special quality of the object in relation to human acts?
Circumstance of the thing
What type of ignorance excuses no one according to the text?
Invincible ignorance
Which factor that influences moral actions involves the lack of necessary knowledge?
Impediments to full knowledge
In which circumstance does an act become more meritorious when performed according to the text?
Circumstance of time
What distinguishes a human act from an act of man?
Freedom and voluntariness
Which element is considered the primary source for judging the morality of an act?
Object (act itself)
What term is used to describe actions that are neutral with the norms of morality?
Amoral
What determines whether an act is rendered good or bad in relation to morality?
Intention behind the act
Which term refers to the moral responsibility for one's human action?
Imputability
In the context of human acts, what does 'voluntariness' refer to?
The agreement to the act
Test your knowledge on the moral value of human acts and elements of a human act such as knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness. Explore concepts like imputability and the relationship between freedom and responsibility.
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