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Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding human dignity?
Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding human dignity?
What is the primary purpose of morality according to the provided definitions?
What is the primary purpose of morality according to the provided definitions?
Which term best describes a person who does not act with any moral consideration?
Which term best describes a person who does not act with any moral consideration?
What is a characteristic of immoral behavior?
What is a characteristic of immoral behavior?
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Which of the following is an example of moral conduct?
Which of the following is an example of moral conduct?
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According to the definitions of morality presented, what is one aspect morality seeks to determine?
According to the definitions of morality presented, what is one aspect morality seeks to determine?
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Which of the following actions is considered amoral?
Which of the following actions is considered amoral?
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What underlies the notion that humans possess inherent dignity?
What underlies the notion that humans possess inherent dignity?
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Which behavior exemplifies unethical conduct as per the discussed moral standards?
Which behavior exemplifies unethical conduct as per the discussed moral standards?
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Which source of morality is described as being influenced by cultural upbringing?
Which source of morality is described as being influenced by cultural upbringing?
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What is indicated as a strong influence on individual behavior during formative years?
What is indicated as a strong influence on individual behavior during formative years?
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According to the content, which of the following is not considered an actual source of morality until internalized?
According to the content, which of the following is not considered an actual source of morality until internalized?
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Which source is described as having the potential to suggest desirable lifestyles to individuals?
Which source is described as having the potential to suggest desirable lifestyles to individuals?
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What moral code is most closely associated with religious influences as mentioned in the content?
What moral code is most closely associated with religious influences as mentioned in the content?
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Which source of morality is identified as having a role in defining right and wrong through established rules?
Which source of morality is identified as having a role in defining right and wrong through established rules?
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What concept is described as a result of mixing various sources of morality within an individual?
What concept is described as a result of mixing various sources of morality within an individual?
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Which factor is suggested as providing a foundation for moral beliefs in some individuals, linked to the idea of divine influence?
Which factor is suggested as providing a foundation for moral beliefs in some individuals, linked to the idea of divine influence?
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What role do newspapers and magazines play in shaping morality according to the content?
What role do newspapers and magazines play in shaping morality according to the content?
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What must individuals be cautious about in regards to morality, as suggested in the content?
What must individuals be cautious about in regards to morality, as suggested in the content?
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What must be considered when determining the morality of an action?
What must be considered when determining the morality of an action?
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How does an evil intention affect an action?
How does an evil intention affect an action?
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What determines whether an act is ultimately considered good or evil?
What determines whether an act is ultimately considered good or evil?
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What is a requirement for an act to be considered morally good?
What is a requirement for an act to be considered morally good?
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What can be said about an evil act performed with a good intention?
What can be said about an evil act performed with a good intention?
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Which statement aligns with the philosophy that 'the end does not justify the means'?
Which statement aligns with the philosophy that 'the end does not justify the means'?
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Which of the following statements is true regarding a morally evil act?
Which of the following statements is true regarding a morally evil act?
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What is a key factor in evaluating the moral value of an action?
What is a key factor in evaluating the moral value of an action?
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How would a good act be interpreted if done with a slight evil end?
How would a good act be interpreted if done with a slight evil end?
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What role does intention play in categorizing an act as indifferent?
What role does intention play in categorizing an act as indifferent?
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What can never make an evil action morally good, regardless of circumstances?
What can never make an evil action morally good, regardless of circumstances?
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Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a moral challenge according to the provided content?
Which of the following scenarios best illustrates a moral challenge according to the provided content?
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What constitutes a moral evil in an action?
What constitutes a moral evil in an action?
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Which factor is NOT necessary for an act to be considered morally good?
Which factor is NOT necessary for an act to be considered morally good?
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How does the goodness of an action relate to its expected results?
How does the goodness of an action relate to its expected results?
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What happens to the goodness of an act if the object of the act is fundamentally wrong?
What happens to the goodness of an act if the object of the act is fundamentally wrong?
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What distinguishes human acts from acts of man?
What distinguishes human acts from acts of man?
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Which of the following is NOT an essential quality of human acts?
Which of the following is NOT an essential quality of human acts?
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In Mrs. Darla's situation, giving P50 million pesos to the kidnappers illustrates which aspect of human acts?
In Mrs. Darla's situation, giving P50 million pesos to the kidnappers illustrates which aspect of human acts?
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What is meant by the term 'morality of human acts'?
What is meant by the term 'morality of human acts'?
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Which example best represents an act of man?
Which example best represents an act of man?
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What role does 'freedom' play in defining human acts?
What role does 'freedom' play in defining human acts?
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Which of the following actions would be considered a human act?
Which of the following actions would be considered a human act?
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How does knowledge of the act contribute to its classification as a human act?
How does knowledge of the act contribute to its classification as a human act?
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What can be inferred about actions done without consent?
What can be inferred about actions done without consent?
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Which scenario best exemplifies a lack of voluntariness?
Which scenario best exemplifies a lack of voluntariness?
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Study Notes
Review of Previous Lesson
- Human dignity is a gift from God, representing inherent self-worth.
- Sinfulness does not remove human dignity; all humans possess equal dignity.
- Each person is made in the image of God, hence they are someone, not something.
Morality
- Morality responds to God's love and the salvation offered by Jesus Christ.
- Morality examines what humans ought to do based on their identity.
- It seeks norms for free conduct illuminated by revelation.
- Morality fosters mutual welfare, growth, and the distinction between good and bad.
Types of Morality
- Moral: Correctly judges right from wrong.
- Amoral: Actions not influenced by moral standards.
- Immoral: Actions that do not conform to accepted moral principles.
Sources of Morality
- Family: Major influence in early years, shaping ideas of right and wrong.
- Friends: Peer pressure can significantly impact moral decisions.
- School: Establishes rules and norms for behavior.
- Society: Cultural and societal values dictate acceptable behaviors.
- Religion: Morality often rooted in religious teachings, such as the Ten Commandments.
- Media: Shapes attitudes and opinions, influencing lifestyle choices.
- Conscience: Internal moral compass shaped by various influences, considered by some to be God’s voice.
Guidelines to Remember
- Morality sources are only actualized upon internal acceptance.
- Distinction between worldly goodness and evil is crucial; the world contains both.
Human Acts vs. Acts of Man
- Human Acts: Conscious, responsible actions reflecting knowledge and freedom.
- Acts of Man: Actions lacking consciousness, not dependent on intellect or will; involuntary actions fall under this category.
Determinants of Morality
- The object, intention, and circumstances collectively determine the morality of human acts.
- A good act comprises a good object, intention, and circumstances.
- An evil action cannot be justified by good intentions; the moral character of actions relies on their nature.
Moral Reflection
- Reflect on past actions where justification was sought for morally wrong behavior.
General Principles of Goodness
- A good act must be entirely good.
- The ends do not justify the means; moral integrity is non-negotiable.
- Inaction against evil empowers wrongdoing.
Morality in Action
- Encountering moral dilemmas in daily life, such as helping the homeless or intervening in bullying situations, requires thoughtful consideration of personal moral values.
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Test your understanding of the concepts of morality, human dignity, and self-worth. This quiz reviews previous lessons and challenges you to assess statements regarding dignity and sinfulness. Stand if you agree and sit if you disagree to reflect on these important moral issues.
