Aquinas says the distinction between human actions and the acts ...

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Aquinas says the distinction between human actions and the acts of humans is that
 
 

a. the former are voluntary, while the latter are involuntary and morally neutral.
  b. the former are involuntary and morally neutral, while the latter are voluntary.
  c. the former are good and the latter are necessarily evil.
  d. the former are evil actions and the latter are good actions.
 
 

Question 2

According to Aquinas, when we say that God is good and My friend is good, the word good in these two cases is
 
 

a. being used in an analogous sense.
  b. being used with exactly the same meaning.
  c. being used with absolutely different meanings.
  d. incapable of being compared at all.
 
 

[vish98]

Answer to Question 1

a.

Answer to Question 2

a.

[Starlight]

Excellent

[adammoses97]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it