Human acts are activities chosen by the exercise of one's free will as a consequence of a moral

judgment. Moral actions are those that show either the good or the bad in the person who does them,
depending on the situation. When we make choices that are in accordance with the real good, which is
founded on the eternal law and has a longing for God as our ultimate goal, we are defined by acts of
morality. However, the reality is that Christians have a moral duty to speak up when their neighbor or
government acts in an unethical manner, and they should do so out of love rather than hatred. Jesus did
not claim that there are numerous ways to discover the truth other than via Him; rather, he said, "I am
the way, the truth, and the life" (John 14:6).