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    Name: ____________________ Grade 12: __________

    Activity 3: Human Action Date: ______________


    I. Human Acts and Acts of Man
    a. Give 5 examples of Human Acts and 5 examples of Acts of Man

    II. Models of Intentions. Choose 2 models and narrate a situation that will
    best describe the model. (5 points each)
    a. Good Deed + Good Intention = Good Action
    b. Good Deed + Bad Intention ≠ Good Action
    c. Evil Deed + Good Intention ≠ Good Action

    III. Constructed Response. In no less than 5 sentences, discuss the


    following ideas based on the discussion.
    a. The principle of double effect states that “the end does not justify
    the means.”
    b. The circumstances do not change the nature of an act but lessen the
    responsibility of the subject.

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