3 MORALITY OF HUMAN ACTS

 OBJECT- ACTION
 INTENTION- END
 CIRUMSTANCE OF AN ACTION- SITUATION THAT MAKES THE ACTION
INCREASINGLY GOOD OR BAD (SURROUNDING CONDITION)

5 PRINCIPLES OF MORALITY OF HUMAN ACTION:

1. The good act done + good intention = morally good
2. Bad action done + evil action = morally evil
3. Good act done + evil end (intention) = morally evil
4. Evil act + good intention = morally evil
5. Indifferent act (doubt) + good (either bad or good) intention = morally good

Acts of man

Hungry- act of man

Eating- act of man
Exercising- human act
Falling in love- act of man
Heartbeat- act of man
Murder- human act
Playing basketball- act of man
Digestion of food- act of man

Norms of morality (human act)

Norms- standard or rule of life

Which decides goodness or evil

Natural law- unconscience is rooted on

Eternal law- given by God by dominion of human
- provide into order
- source God

CCC- Catholicism the Catholic Church

 1952- Eternal law
 God is the source of eternal law
 Natural law- all men and women, written in our hearts
 Revealed Law (10 commandments new and old)
 Law of the gospel (forgiveness and love)
 Civil Law- law of land
 Ecclesiastical Law- church laws (during Easter) holy communion
 Fasting- Good Friday
Abstaining-
Expressions
Acts of man -Force to do it

Properties of natural law- constitutive

1. Universal - all of us are equal
2. Obligatory- to be lived in HIs
3. Recognizable- imprinted in every human nature, man should know
4. Immutable and unchangeable - worth
5.