1. Direct
and
Indirect

2. Direct
Voluntariness
Indirect
Voluntariness

3.  The act is directly
willed to attain an end
which necessarily and
directly intended.
Direct Voluntariness

4.  an act serving as an
effect that is not
directly intended, of
an act serving as it
cause which is
directly intended.
Indirectly Voluntariness

5. Positive
and
Negative

6. Positive
Voluntariness
Negative
Voluntariness

7.  An act of
committing, of
doing or
performing
“act of commission”
Positive Voluntariness

8.  An act of
omitting of not
doing, or
refraining from
performing.
Negative Voluntariness

9. Actual, Virtual,
Habitual, and
Interpretative

10. Actual
Voluntariness
Virtual
Voluntariness

11. Habitual
Voluntariness
Interpretative
Voluntariness

12.  “which is present”
Here and now
“before the mind
while performing an
action.
Actual Voluntariness

13. “which was made at
some former time and
still influences the act
which is now being
performed.
Virtual Voluntariness

14. An act done in
Harmony wit, but not
as a result of, a
formerly elicited and
unrevoked actual
intention.
Habitual Voluntariness

15.  the act is done proceeding
from an intention
interpreted not as present
but would be present ad
proper knowledge and
freedom been available to
consent and wish for the
performance of such an act.
Interpretative Voluntariness

16. Determinants
of the Morality
of Human Act

17. Determinants of the Morality
of Human act

18. Intrinsic
Morality
Intrinsically
Evil Act
Intrinsically
Good Act