10 Questions
What does habit refer to?
Lasting readiness from repeated acts
What is the implication of not countering a habitual inclination?
The person is morally accountable for their actions
What determines the moral quality of an act according to the text?
The agent's motive
Why must a good motive be paired with a good means?
To prevent harmful consequences
In what way does habit affect the voluntary nature of actions?
It makes actions voluntary
What is the significance of the end in determining the morality of an act?
It gives meaning to the act
How does Agapay define actions done by force of habit?
'Voluntary in cause' when no effort to counteract is made
Why is acting out of habit considered culpable in the text?
'Habitual inclination' determines moral accountability
What does 'lasting readiness and facility' mean in relation to habit?
'Lasting readiness and facility' are born from repeated acts
How does motive play a role in determining the morality of an act?
'End or motive' gives meaning to the act
Test your knowledge on the different types of voluntariness in human acts, including negative simple voluntariness and conditional voluntariness. Explore scenarios where individuals perform actions under varying circumstances beyond their control.
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