UNIT I: Lesson 3: The Moral Good of Human Acts: Nature of Human Acts and Constituents of Human Acts fully solved graded A+ 2023

UNIT I: Lesson 3: The Moral Good of Human Acts: Nature of Human Acts and Constituents of Human ActsHuman Acts "Actus Humani" Human Acts Acts of the human person. Human Acts Acts done with sufficient knowledge of the agent and full deliberate consent. Acts of Man "Actus Hominis" Acts of Man These are acts and behaviors that cannot be considered as human acts Acts of Man Actions without the same amount of knowledge and freedom as human acts. False (true or false) Acts of man are concern of morals, since they are voluntary. primo- primi acts A kind of acts of man that is quick, nearly automatic reactions Acts of Man Acts performed under violence or threat of violence (Acts of Man or Human Acts) KNOWLEDGE Intellectual constituent of the human acts Ignorance is the opposite of knowledge Invincible Ignorance is an ignorance which a man is not able to dispel by such reasonable diligence Vincible ignorance is an ignorance which could be removed by reasonable diligence but is not because of negligence or bad will Simple Vincible Ignorance some effort has but insufficient diligence has been used in dispelling the defect of knowledge (Three kinds of Vincible Ignorance) Crass or Supine Ignorance no serious effort has been taken to remove the ignorance. (Three kinds of Vincible Ignorance) Affected Ignorance one deliberately wills to remain ignorant. (Three kinds of Vincible Ignorance) Concomitant Ignorance from comitari, "to accompany," accompanies the action but does not influence it.