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    This document discusses freedom and its relationship to moral acts. It defines freedom as the ability to act, speak, and think without restraints. It argues that moral acts are determined by the object of the act, which is what the acting person chooses to do. Freedom makes a person a moral subject and responsible for their actions, whether good or evil, because with freedom comes the use of knowledge and free choice in decisions and actions. Freedom belongs in the realm of human choice and refers to striving for a good and happy life while also creating a sense of moral responsibility.

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    FREEDOM AS THE FOUNDATION FOR MORAL ACTS

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    This document discusses freedom and its relationship to moral acts. It defines freedom as the ability to act, speak, and think without restraints. It argues that moral acts are determined by the object of the act, which is what the acting person chooses to do. Freedom makes a person a moral subject and responsible for their actions, whether good or evil, because with freedom comes the use of knowledge and free choice in decisions and actions. Freedom belongs in the realm of human choice and refers to striving for a good and happy life while also creating a sense of moral responsibility.

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    Freedom As The Foundation For Moral Acts

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    This document discusses freedom and its relationship to moral acts. It defines freedom as the ability to act, speak, and think without restraints. It argues that moral acts are determined by the object of the act, which is what the acting person chooses to do. Freedom makes a person a moral subject and responsible for their actions, whether good or evil, because with freedom comes the use of knowledge and free choice in decisions and actions. Freedom belongs in the realm of human choice and refers to striving for a good and happy life while also creating a sense of moral responsibility.

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    FREEDOM AS THE FOUNDATION FOR MORAL

    ACTS

    WHAT IS FREEDOM?

    FREEDOM IS THE POWER TO ACT,


    SPEAK AND THINK AS ONE WANTS
    WITHOUT RESTRAINTS
    MORAL ACTS

    • MORAL ACTS ARE DETERMINED BY THEIR OBJECT.


    • OBJECT OF MORAL ACT IS WHAT AN ACTING
    PERSON WANTS OT CHOOSES TO DO.
    WHY FREEDOM IS THE FOUNDATION
    OF MORAL ACT?
    FREEDOM MAKES A MAN A MORAL SUBJECT

    IF A MAN ACTS TO HIS OWN ACCORD AND BY USING


    HIS KNOWLEDGE AND FREEDOM THEN HE IS
    RESPONSIBLE TO HIS ACTIONS AND THUS HIS ACTS
    ARE MORALLY CLASSIFIED, WHETHER GOOD OR EVIL
    MORAL DIMENSION OF FREEDOM
    • BELONGS TO THE REALM OF HUMAN
    FREEDOM.
    • REFERS TO THE CONCERN FOR A GOOD AND
    HAPPY LIFE.
    • FREEDOM SPEAKS TO OUR SENSE OF MORAL
    RESPONSIBITY.

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