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 Difference between Human Acts
and Acts of Man
Human Acts

Human acts are fully thought out and considered, they have
knowledge, intention, acceptance for consequences. At a
social level it is what you expect from legislator, judges,
planning committees, review boards. At an individual level
you expect the person to have had long deliberation over the
issue.

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 Difference between Human Acts
and Acts of Man
Acts of Man

Acts of man are instinctive, such as physiological in nature.

These are actions done under the circumstances of ignorance,
passion, fear, violence, and habits. Acts that are performed by
men without being master of them through his intellect and
will, therefore acts of man are involuntary actions.

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Human Acts
- Acts which proceed from a deliberate freewill.

- A man is fully responsible with the consequences of his acts.

- Involves and man's responsibility and accountability of the

results of his/her actions.

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ELEMENTS OF HUMAN ACTS
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VOLUNTARINESS
Doer consents to the act,
accepting it as her own and
assuming responsibility for its
consequences
02 FREEDOM 03 KNOWLEDGE
Does acts on his own initiative
One is aware and conscious
and choice without being force
of his/her actions, his/senses
by another person or situation
are active as well as the
reasons and consequences of
- Acknowledge his or her actions
his actions
together with the reasons for such
actions
-person is mindful of action
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 Acts of Man
Acts of persons without the proper use of reasons. For example, children or
innate persons.
Acts of people asleep or under the influence or other drugs. The loss of direct
responsibility is voluntary; however, the power of will might still be present.

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MODIFIER OF HUMAN ACTS
01 HABITS
Repetitive acts characterized
by decrease power of
resistance and increasing
facility of performance, also
called second nature as it is
embedded in the individual.
02 FEAR 03 IGNORANCE
Feeing induced by perceived
Lack, want or absence of
danger or threat. Can be
knowledge.
voluntary or involuntary.
In general, it is regarding a
certain thing,.
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MODIFIER OF HUMAN ACTS
04 VIOLENCE 05 PASSIONS

Is an external force applied Passions are strong tendencies

by a free cause for the towards the possession of
purpose of compelling a something good or towards the
person to perfom an act avoidance of something evil
which is against his will

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ATTRIBUTES OF
HUMAN ACTS
● Knowledge
● Freedom
● Will

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ATTRIBUTES OF HUMAN ACTS

It is what the action’s very nature tends to generate. In other words, it

refers to the effect that a certain action creates mainly and effectively. It is
inevitably the consequence of the action without consideration for the
conditions or the eventual result.

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ATTRIBUTES OF HUMAN ACTS

We have the circumstances. These are all the details of a certain human
action that can have an impact on its morality. It is inevitably the
consequence of the action without consideration for the conditions or the
eventual result.

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ATTRIBUTES OF HUMAN ACTS

The reason that motivates a person to do a human act is referred to as the

end or aim of the act. Every human actions, no matter how little, is
performed with some aim.

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