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The Good Lies in The Whole Integral Act, But Evil Comes From Any Singular Defect
The Good Lies in The Whole Integral Act, But Evil Comes From Any Singular Defect
If any one of them is morally bad, the act as a whole is morally vitiated.
Concrete circumstances
Guiding intention
Proper structure
Foreseeable consequences
The good lies in the whole integral act, but evil comes from any singular defect.
The main points for consideration before conscience makes its practical judgment.
The circumstances and the foreseeable consequences are precisely what conscience is about.
Conscience comes to a concluding judgment only upon the consideration of the four aspects.
Second moment, man in his concrete situation reflects and comes to a practical judgment/
Third, acting and subsequently after acting, finds himself vis-à-vis a historical reality other than himself
Man’s dignity as moral being lies in the way he honestly perceives and intend the good.