Aquinas Says That Judging the Rightness of Actions Is a Matter

question 7

Multiple Choice

Aquinas says that judging the rightness of actions is a matter of

• A) determining what consequences result from actions.
• B) consulting our feelings and seeing which way our emotive consciousness points.
• C) consulting church authorities.
• D) consulting reason and considering rational grounds for moral beliefs.

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Definitions:

Research Self-Efficacy

An individual's confidence in their ability to conduct research effectively, including formulation, design, data collection, and analysis.

Positivism

A philosophical stance advocating that knowledge is only derived from logical and empirical observations, emphasizing the importance of observable evidence.

Dichotomous Conclusions

Findings or results that present an either-or situation, typically dividing outcomes into two distinct categories without overlap or continuum.

Universal Truth

A fundamental principle or fact that is valid at all times and in all places.