1. Sins alter our optimal freedom
ANS = FALSE
11. Only the human is the moral agent
ANS = FALSE
2. Human beings are moral beings
ANS = TRUE
12. The use of insight intellect guarantee a human act,
thereby making the agent culpable in all his actions
ANS = FALSE (not all actions guarantee intellect.. E.g..
forced act)
3. Moral beings are human beings
ANS = FALSE (e.g.. saints)
4. Human acts are acted upon with will and consent
ANS = TRUE
13. Acts of man are human acts with the use of will and
inisght
ANS = FALSE
5. The supernatural end of man is to be reunited with god
ANS = TRUE
13.1 ALL HUMAN ACTS ARE ACTS OF MAN
Ans = TRUE
6. Acts of man are performed with the intervention of
intellect and will
ANS = FALSE
13.2 All acts of man are human acts
ANS = FALSE
7. Evil circusmtance is morally evil
ANS = FALSE
8. The voluntariness of the human act is determined by
the act itself
ANS = FALSE
9. Knowledge and Freedom constitute a human act
ANS = FALSE
10. The fullness of life consist in sharing thie very life of
god
ANS = TRUE
14. All spontaneous actions are acts of man
ANS = True
15. Involuntary acts are human acts
ANS = false
16. Lack of knowledge due to ignorance excuses
someone and eliminates culpability
ANS = FALSE
17. Right intention and voluntariness is the initial basis
constituting human acts
ANS = FALSE (the initial basis is the act of itself)
18. Forced acts involved will and insight, thus it is a
human act
ANS = False (bcoz its forced)
19. Getting angry for someone for not doing her task is
antecedent concupiscenece
ANS = FALSE/TRUE (Since it was not indicated if
spontaneous ba ung galit or hindi)
20. Love at first sight is antecedent concupiscence
ANS = TRUE
21. Sympathy is an antecedent concupiscenece
ANS = FALSE
22. Christ agony in the garden is antecedent
concupiscence
ANS = FALSE
23. Joy and Happiness during birthday celebration is
antecedent concupiscence
ANS = FALSE
24. Laughter in an awkward moment is antecedent
ANS = TRUE
25. The moral priority of the principles of double effect
is the intention
ANS = TRUE
26. THE PRINCIPLE OF TOATALITY….. = TRUE
27. TRUE
28. Unintended but foreseen consequences render the
agent culpable to the act
ANS = TRUE
29. The simultaneous occurrence of both good and evil
consequences justifies the agent from the imputability
of his evil intentions
ANS = FALSE
30. Eliminated corpobility is eliminated accountability
ANS = FALSE