Aquinas Says That Judging the Rightness of Actions Is a Matter

question 10

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,of seeing which way our emotive consciousness points.
• C)consulting church authorities.
• D)consulting reason,of considering rational grounds for moral beliefs.

Recognize the liability implications for principals regarding the acts of agents.

Identify the duties and rights between principal and agent, including fiduciary responsibilities.

Understand the effect of a principal’s death on agency relationships and agent authority.

Grasp the nuances of express, implied, and apparent authority within agency law.

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