Moral Foundation

Question 1

The quality of human acts by which we call them right or wrong, good or evil.

Answer 1

Morality

Question 2

What principle has a positive and negative effect?

Answer 2

The Principles of Double Effect

Question 3

Provide examples of “The Principles of Double Effect”

Answer 3

Euthanasia and Self defense

Question 4

It is based on results and not in the action.

Answer 4

The Principles of Double Effect

Question 5

This principle presents two unpleasant situations, in which the least harmful should be chosen.

Answer 5

The Choice of Lesser Evil

Question 6

What principle has something to do with doing the wrong thing?

Answer 6

The Principle of Cooperation

Question 7

A type of principle of cooperation in which there is willing participation on the part of the cooperative agent in the sinful act of the principal agent.

Answer 7

Formal Cooperation

Question 8

What type of principle of cooperation in which you participate in the evil-doing by advising, counseling, promoting, or condoning it?

Answer 8

Formal Cooperation

Question 9

You are against the evil doing however you tolerate it. What type of principle of cooperation is this?

Answer 9

Material Cooperation

Question 10

What are the four (4) ways of describing good moral character?

Answer 10

Be fully human
Being a loving person
Being a virtuous person
Being a morally mature person

Question 11

You have good habits and attitude and you practice them consistently.

Answer 11

Being a virtuous person

Question 12

You are caring, unselfish, and mature with yourself, others, and God.

Answer 12

Being a loving person

Question 13

You realize that you are capable of becoming a good person.

Answer 13

Be fully human

Question 14

You reached maturity at the spiritual, emotional, intellectual, and moral levels.

Answer 14

Being a morally mature person

Question 15

In being a morally mature person, what does reaching the spiritual level mean?

Answer 15

Relationship with the inner self

Question 16

In being a morally mature person, what does reaching the emotional level mean?

Answer 16

Sit with your emotions.

Question 17

In being a morally mature person, what does reaching the intellectual level mean?

Answer 17

Being humble

Question 18

Different Kinds of Conscience

Answer 18

Right Conscience
Erroneous Conscience
Pharisaical Conscience
Certain Conscience
Doubtful Conscience
Scrupulous Conscience
Lax Conscience
Guilty Conscience
Callous Conscience

Question 19

What conscience is considered cruel and insensitive?

Answer 19

Callous Conscience

Question 20

A conscience that suspends judgment on the lawfulness of an action and therefore, if it is possible, the action should be omitted.

Answer 20

Doubtful Conscience

Question 21

Judges what is bad as good and what is good as bad. What conscience is this?

Answer 21

Erroneous Conscience

Question 22

Saying good things, but doing the opposite.

Answer 22

Pharisaical Conscience

Question 23

Disturbed conscience trying to restore good relations with God by means of sorrow and repentance.

Answer 23

Guilty Conscience

Question 24

Follow the easy way and find excuses for mistakes.

Answer 24

Lax Conscience

Question 25

Subjective assurance of the lawfulness or unlawfulness of certain actions to be done or to be admitted.

Answer 25

Certain Conscience

Question 26

In their perspective, it is good even if it is bad in yours.

Answer 26

Certain Conscience

Question 27

What is good is good and what is evil is evil.

Answer 27

Right Conscience

Question 28

Constantly afraid of committing evil. This is a result of a stubborn character.

Answer 28

Scrupulous Conscience

Question 29

An example of this conscience is the friars during the Spanish era.

Answer 29

Pharisaical Conscience

Question 30

In this conscience, you are aware that it is bad but you judge it as good and vice versa.

Answer 30

Erroneous Conscience

Question 31

You disregard others and you have no conscience at all.

Answer 31

Callous Conscience