HUMAN ACTS & LAW

Question 1

human acts aka (blank)

Answer 1

actus humanus

Question 2

actions that are performed by a person that are (blank) is human acts

Answer 2

intentional, free, deliberate

Question 3

man bears full responsibility for the consequences of his actions

Answer 3

human acts

Question 4

man’s acts are instinctive, such as physiological in nature

Answer 4

human acts

Question 5

what are the elements of human acts? (3)

Answer 5

done with full knowledge and deliberate, free to do it, intentional or voluntary

Question 6

acts of man aka (blank)

Answer 6

actus hominis

Question 7

actions performed w/o intervention or free will

Answer 7

acts of man

Question 8

what are the elements of acts of man? (3)

Answer 8

done w/o knowledge, w/o consent, involuntary

Question 9

human actions are good

Answer 9

moral

Question 10

human actions are evil

Answer 10

immoral

Question 11

when have moral perfections and fullness required by object of actions

Answer 11

human actions are good/moral

Question 12

when contrary to the moral perfections required by the object of action

Answer 12

human actions are evil/immoral

Question 13

what are the standards or norms of morality? (3)

Answer 13

human reason, conscience, natural law

Question 14

what are the moral determinants of human acts?

Answer 14

object of the act, intention, circumstance

Question 15

it is what was performed by the moral agent, substance of the action

Answer 15

object of the action

Question 16

it is (blank) when in conformity with reason or fits demand of reason

Answer 16

good

Question 17

refers to events or conditions that make act concrete (www)

Answer 17

circumstance

Question 18

secondary element, not core of the action

Answer 18

circumstance

Question 19

what the agent wants to accomplish

Answer 19

intention

Question 20

law is a rule or set of rules for good behavior

Answer 20

collins dictionary

Question 21

refers to system of rules created and enforced through social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior

Answer 21

wikipedia

Question 22

It is an ordinance of reason promulgated by competent authority For the sake of common good.

Answer 22

st. thomas aquinas

Question 23

A good law must be reasonable. It must be a product of careful and serious deliberation

Answer 23

ordinance of reason

Question 24

law should not be based on (blank)

Answer 24

emotions or sentiments

Question 25

A desire to change the lyrics of Lupang Hinirang. Law against driving under the influence of alcohol.

Answer 25

ordinance of reason

Question 26

A law the applies to (blank) must apply to all

Answer 26

one

Question 27

t must be clearly communicated to all people

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properly promulgated

Question 28

concerned. It is our duty to know, understand and follow different policies

Answer 28

properly promulgated

Question 29

ignorance of law excuses (blank), because it loses its effect

Answer 29

no one

Question 30

Only persons with (blank) have the power to create and implement for their respective communities

Answer 30

legitimate authority, Decreed by competent authority

Question 31

(blank) cant make laws for the country

Answer 31

church leaders

Question 32

(blank) cannot enact Church laws because of the principle of the separation of Church and State

Answer 32

government leaders

Question 33

(blank) cannot sponsor a religion, promote religious ideas, or require individuals to practice a particular faith.

Answer 33

the government

Question 34

But the (blank) has the right to complain if a proposed law violates the life, rights and dignity of the human person.

Answer 34

church

Question 35

A just law promotes dignity and true freedom of each person.

Answer 35

for the sake of common good

Question 36

It should foster the well-being and authentic development of the community itself.

Answer 36

for the sake of common good

Question 37

It should promote true and lasting peace within society.

Answer 37

for the sake of common good.

Question 38

Laws exist first for the benefit of (blank) and not the individual

Answer 38

all society

Question 39

rules of right conduct concerning matters of greater importance. (eg: abortion)

Answer 39

morality

Question 40

following God's commandments brings spiritual fulfillment and a sense of joy

Answer 40

true