The Moral Act

The Moral Act

1. Nature of a moral act

2. True Freedom isn't doing what you want, but to be doing what you ought

3. Good Moral Actions make us freer. Bad moral actions make us a slave to sin

4. Every Human being faces moral decisions and is morally

5. A moral act involves both deliberation and choices as a moral content, and affects the character of the person who asks

6. Heaven

   • Freedom and Conscience
     • Man is a free moral being, responsible for his own acts
     • Human freedom is limited by the unique circumstances of each person's life
     • True love is a free gift of oneself that leads to self mastery
     • Conscience os the partial application of the objective more law to concrete circumstances
     • Conscience can be wrong or deformed, we have the duty to form our conscience
   • Freedom and Responsibility
     • The more knowledghe one posses, the more moprally responsible one is for his or her actions
     • There is no such thing as freedom that is indeoendent of responsibility
     • The orgin of moral evil is the free decision of a man to reject God's Moral law
   • Love
     • If love os taken or required, it is no longer free
     • The self giving that is love is often hard it may require overcoming laziness, selfishness, sensuality, and sightness.