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Question 1

Filipinos and the people around the glove have been taking position on issues that violate the dignity of man, Various issue such as abortion, euthanasia and death penalty.

Answer 1

HUMAN DIGNITY

Question 2

As a rational being, man has the will to choose whether he/she acts according to what he/she thinks is morally good or bad

Answer 2

moral philosophy

Question 3

Rev. Charles Coppens, S.J., author of

Answer 3

Moral Philosophy

Question 4

emphasized that reason commends and approves good acts and disapproves and blames bad acts

Answer 4

moral philo

Question 5

The modifiers of human acts are the factors that affect the essential elements of human acts such as ___

Answer 5

knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness

Question 6

these modifiers greatly affect the human act simply bus, the agent or the person has a greater _____ the person has a greater responsibility of the consequences of the act

Answer 6

knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness,

Question 7

If the agent has lesser knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness of the act, he/she has lesser ______ for the consequences of the human act

Answer 7

responsibility

Question 8

are the modifiers of human acts.

Answer 8

Ignorance, concupiscence, fear, violence, and habits

Question 9

is the lack or absence of knowledge. ______, whether of the law or of the facts, is either vincible or invincible

Answer 9

Ignorance

Question 10

When ____ cannot be overcome by due amount of diligence, it is invincible; otherwise, it is ______.

Answer 10

ignorance/vincible

Question 11

excuses and relieves the person from a certain responsibility because the acts are not done voluntarily.

Answer 11

invincible ignorance

Question 12

cannot be overcome by any amount of diligence or effort because under the circumstance it is impossible for the person to know

Answer 12

Invincible ignorance

Question 13

refers to man’s strong tendencies toward the possession of something good or toward the avoidance of something evil

Answer 13

Concupiscence

Question 14

refers to man’s strong tendencies toward the possession of something good or toward the avoidance of something evil

Answer 14

Concupiscence

Question 15

It also pertains to passions that affect the voluntariness of one’s action

Answer 15

Concupiscence

Question 16

in order for one to be responsible for his/her act, the elements of human act such as knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness must be present

Answer 16

Concupiscence

Question 17

person acting under the influence of a passion would not be acting perfectly of his/her own free act. Hence, a person who is at the _____ is able to do acts which he/she would not do in his/her right senses.

Answer 17

peak of temper

Question 18

is thinking something that is threatening or evil, and it prompts man to search for what is safe and good.

Answer 18

Fear

Question 19

If you do an action out of ___, you are still accountable for it because even if you are in the state of ____, you still have full control of your act.

Answer 19

fear

Question 20

When one acts because of____, his/her will is pulled along. That is when one’s freedom to do the act is restricted and his/her responsibility is diminished.

Answer 20

fear

Question 21

is an external force applied by a free cause (that is, by human beings) to compel a person to do something contrary to his will.

Answer 21

Violence or coaction

Question 22

The ethical principle with respect to____ is: an act owing to _____ to which due resistance is made, is not voluntary, and the agent is not responsible for it.

Answer 22

violence

Question 23

are acquired simply by repetition of the same act. They can either be good or bad _____.

Answer 23

Habits

Question 24

They do not destroy voluntariness, and acts from ____ are always voluntary.

Answer 24

habits

Question 25

They do not destroy voluntariness, and acts from ____ are always voluntary.

Answer 25

habits

Question 26

Those acts done by force of ___ are still voluntary on the part of the doer, and he/she is responsible for the same if he/she willfully develops the ____ and makes no effort to overcome the same and allows the_____ to stay.

Answer 26

habit

Question 27

These modifiers of human act tell the degree or intensity of the morality of an act.

Answer 27

Concupiscence, Fear, Violence or coaction, Habits and ignorance

Question 28

One’s moral ____ is dependent on the level of man’s knowledge and freedom, so the higher the extent of the use of knowledge and freedom, the higher the extent of man’s voluntariness and moral responsibility

Answer 28

responsibility