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Morality of Human Acts Quiz

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Explain the concept of a human act according to the text.

A human act is an action that proceeds from the deliberate free will of man. It is performed knowingly, freely, and voluntarily.

How does a human act differ from an act of man?

Human acts are distinguished from acts of man by the conscious knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness involved in their performance.

What are the key attributes of a human act?

The key attributes of a human act include conscious knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness.

Why is it important to distinguish human acts from acts of man in ethics and morality?

<p>Distinguishing human acts from acts of man is important in ethics and morality to understand the moral responsibility and agency of individuals.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are acts of man, as explained in the text?

<p>Acts of man are simply activities or involuntary actions that occur, lacking the deliberate free will and conscious knowledge characteristic of human acts.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Definition of Human Act

A human act is characterized as "an act which proceeds from the deliberate free will of man."
Such actions are performed with awareness, freedom, and voluntariness.

Distinction Between Human Acts and Acts of Man

Human acts are distinctly separate from acts of man; the latter refers to involuntary actions.
Human acts require conscious knowledge, freedom, and the individual's consent.

Characteristics of Human Beings

Unlike animals, humans possess rationality, which allows for understanding and decision-making.
Humans utilize various senses—sight, hearing, taste, and smell—while having bodily tendencies or appetites.

Moral Agency

A moral agent always acts with knowledge and freedom, emphasizing the importance of consent in moral actions.
The complexity of human acts is rooted in the interplay between rationality and free will.

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Test your knowledge of the morality of human acts with this quiz. Explore the deliberate and free nature of human actions, and their distinction from animal behavior. Delve into the rational aspect of human decision-making and ethical considerations.