FAQs:

Are actions and deeds the same?

In general an "action" is anything you do -- blink, snore, jump, eat -- while a
"deed" is something you accomplish -- something you work to achieve, and achieve. We talk
about "good deeds" like helping poor people, rescuing people in danger, or righting a wrong.
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What makes human act good or bad?
An act is called good because it has the right sort of perfection of goodness, and
an act is called bad because it lacks something of this goodness. But it is necessary for
every act either (a) to have the entire fullness of its goodness or (b) to lack something of the
entire fullness of its goodness.
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KEY TO CORRECTIONS
Activity 3.
Part 1.
Direction: Classify whether or not the following instances are human acts. Write VOLUNTARY
if it is human act,
and NON-VOLUNTARY if it is an act of man.(See examples # 1 & 3)
1.) Voluntary
2.) Non-voluntary
3. Non-Voluntary
4.) Non-voluntary
5.) Non-voluntary
6.) Non-voluntary
7.) Voluntary
8.) Voluntary
9.) Non-voluntary
10.) Voluntary

Part 2.
Situation: Brandon works on a police force. One day, his family was kidnapped, and the kidnappers told
him to rob a
bank, and give the money to the kidnappers or else, his wife and two daughters will be killed.
He is aware that
what he is doing is wrong, but for the sake of his family, he did rob a bank.
1.
Ans. No. Absence of freedom and consent.

2.
Ans.
a. Objectivity: The object of robbing a bank is morally wrong.
b. Intention: The intention is good, to save his family. But the end cannot justify the means.
c. Condition: The situation demands an immediate action of Brandon. Thus his decision
modifies the moral quality of the action. We call this as mitigating circumstance.

Note: Check your answers against the Key to Corrections found at the end of this SAS. Write your score
on your
paper. (You can also check or consider your answers as long as your ideas are closely
related to the given)
Activity 5.
Ans.
One Word Description Brief Justification
Act of Man Non-moral It cannot be subjected to morality. We cannot talk about
goodness and badness of an act if we are dealing with acts
of man.

Human Act Moral Only with human acts can we determine whether an act is
moral or immoral.

Note: (Key to Correction for this test should only be in the Teachers’ Guide and not in the SAS. Besides,
the teachers may have other possible answers which are directly related to the given. In short, no fix
answer. )