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Morality of Human Acts Explained by John Rex Lloyd Tuna is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This document defines human acts and discusses their morality and accountability. It provides definitions of human acts from various sources, emphasizing that they require knowledge, freedom, and voluntariness. Basic elements are knowledge, freedom, and consent. Not all acts of man are human acts; some are done without awareness or deliberation. Major determinants of morality are the act itself, motive or intention, and circumstances. Circumstances can increase or decrease morality and include who, where, m
- Author
- John Rex Lloyd Tuna
- Language
- EN