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The Moral Act
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Moral Act mindmap
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freedom
conscience
grace
Mind Map by
Keegan Sawin
, updated more than 1 year ago
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Keegan Sawin
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The Moral Act
Freedom
Doing what one ought to do
Good moral actions
every human held accountable
knowledge and responsibility are linked
deliberation, moral content, and consequences to character
moral freedom
responsibility
afraid of freedom, want it to be easy
can lead to moral evil
man rejects God's will
possibility of lessening moral faults
ignorance
not knowing
inadvertence
not noticing
duress
being put under
fear
being afraid
habit
doing something habitually
inordinate attachment
something that goes beyond reason
Grace
received through Sacraments
strengthen our will to do God's will
our will and God's will are aligned
helps control passions
sanctifying
actual
sought continually
inclines us towards God
Conscience
shown in Scripture and human experience
applied moral truth
enlightened by God
fails when objective law is ignored
repentance
contrition
purpose of amendment
we are numb to wrongdoing
not infallible
must be educated
self examination
delicate guide
must be listened to sensitively
an action that results from a deliberate choice between good and evil (or degrees of goodness)
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