TRUE OR FALSE. Write True if the statement is correct and False if it is not. Write your answer before the number.
1. Freedom is power, it is rooted in reason and will.
2. Moral acts, which are always particular acts, are in our power and we are responsible for them.
3. The will, in philosophy and psychology, is a term used to describe the faculty of mind that is alleged to stimulate motivation of purposeful activity.
4. For Aristotle, human being is irrational.
5. Our will is not an instrument of free choice.
6. Jean Paul Sartre and Gabriel Marcel are not existentialist philosophers.
7. Gabriel Marcel said, “Man is what he makes of himself."
8. For Marcel, it is only when one engages with others in the community is one truly free or autonomous.
9. The first law of the Theory of Social Contract is to mutually divest ourselves of certain rights.
10. Normally we do not act out of nothing. There is always a reason for everything.
11. We have human dignity because we are intelligent and free persons, capable of determining our own lives by our own free choices.
12. Such choices are in turn dependent upon true moral judgments.
13. These choices performed as free persons are called human acts.
14. The second law of the Theory of Social Contract is to seek peace.
