ETHICS Reviewer
ETHICS Reviewer
MORAL AGENT –A PERSON WITH THE CAPACITY TO DECIDE WHAT IS RIGHT OR WRONG AND READY TO
Family Obligations -Families are drawn together by ties that are more than what they can do for one
another.
Level 1 Premoral
Level 2: Conventional
Level 3: Principles
The Role of Freedom in Morality- The personal aspect of morality which might more properly be called
ethics is about the cultivation of virtue: the development of character traits 5 that choosing the good
becomes a matter of habit.
Freedom and Free Will- While the existence of freedom is a central premise in Catholic morality, we are
not all equally free. There are many possible limits to our freedom: both external and internal.
Responsible for Acts- A person is responsible for his voluntary acts. By progress in virtue, in knowledge
of good, and in self-discipline, he gains greater mastery.
God’s Confrontation- Every human person must recognize the right of freedom in others. Exercising
freedom, especially in moral or religious matters, is an inalienable right of the human person.
Grace and Freedom-The object directly chosen by the will determines the basic morality (good or bad).
The person's intellect sees this as according to moral standards (good) or not according to moral
standards (evil).
The Object Chosen- The person also has an intention which determines the act's morality. An intention
can guide many acts or even a whole lifetime (as loving God). One act can have a multiplicity of
intentions (Doing a favor to help someone and also to receive a favor in return).
Determining Good and Evil Acts- An act is good when the object, the intention, and the circumstances
are all good. A good act is vitiated by an evil intention (praying in order to be seen as good). Some acts
are evil in themselves (as fornication) and are always wrong to choose.
BASIC UNIVERSAL VALUES (3)
-A value is a quality that weans people, things, event, or situations. The term is use to designated the
moral characteristic that are inherent in a subject piety.
1. POWER 6. UNEVERSALISM
2. ACHIEVEMENT 7. BENEVOLENCE
3. HENDOISM 8. TRADITION
4. STIMULATION 9. CONFORMITY
1. HAPPINESS 6. INTELLIGENCE
3. LOVE 8. EQUALITY
4. FREEDOM 9. NATURE
MORAL CHARACTER-Is an evaluation of an individual’s stable moral qualities. The concept of character
can imply a variety of attributes including the existence or lack of virtues such as empathy, courage,
fortitude, honesty and loyalty, or of good behaviors or habits.
7.) Become a positive role model 8.) Live a purpose – driven life
-A human act is one that proceeds from the deliberate free will of man. It is an act that deliberate and
knowingly performed by one having the use of reason. Therefore, both intellect and will are in play.
2. PURPOSE
3. Circumstances
1. Judgment
The physician judges that in this case, it is morally good to withhold the information from the patient.
2. Choice
- These objective elements include the act itself and those realities which are affected by the act and
which should be considered in deciding whether the act is morally good or bad.
2. Bayanihan
3. Courtship
4. Religion
5. Superstition
7. Death
8. Society
10 .Fiesta
1. PAGGALANG
2. PAKIKISAMA
3. UTANG NA LOOB
4. PAGPAPAHALAGA SA PAMILYA
5. HIYA
6. DAMAYAN SYSTEM
7. COMPASIONATE
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