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Concepts of Morality in Daily Life

This document is a learning module for an introductory theology class that discusses concepts of morality. It presents two hypothetical situations for students to analyze: 1) A student notices they were overcharged for school supplies, and 2) A group of soldiers is being tracked by enemies, and shooting an injured soldier would prevent detection but cause his death. Students are asked to identify the characters, what actions they would take, what values they consider, and if their actions are right or wrong and why. The module aims to help students manifest moral acts in their daily lives through discussion of ethical dilemmas.

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Concepts of Morality in Daily Life

This document is a learning module for an introductory theology class that discusses concepts of morality. It presents two hypothetical situations for students to analyze: 1) A student notices they were overcharged for school supplies, and 2) A group of soldiers is being tracked by enemies, and shooting an injured soldier would prevent detection but cause his death. Students are asked to identify the characters, what actions they would take, what values they consider, and if their actions are right or wrong and why. The module aims to help students manifest moral acts in their daily lives through discussion of ethical dilemmas.

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SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS COLLEGE

Sogod, Southern Leyte

LEARNING MODULE NO. 03

Name: _____________________________________ Score: _____________

Course & Year: _______________________________ Date:


______________

Subject: Subject: Theo 2A ( Intro to Theo of Values and The Commandments )

Module Title: Concepts of Morality


Learning Outcome:
a. Manifest moral acts in their daily life
Reference:
Understanding our Faith : Morality and Vocation

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I

"Aim above morality. Be not simply good; be good for something."- Henry David Thoreau

Activity: Situation Analysis


Analyze the following situations:
Situation 1
You and your sister just bought school supplies like notebooks and ballpens in the mall. When you
arrived home you took the school supplies out of the paper bag and you noticed that you have 5
ballpens, but you only recall paying for three. What do you do?

Situation 2
You are in a group of six soldiers. You are on your way back from a mission deep in enemy territory. The
enemies are on your trall, and you are forced to le low One of your men steps in a trap that has been set
by the enemy. His left leg is badly hurt, though the wound is not fatal. The man cannot restrain himself
from crying out in agony. If he continues to do so, the enemy wil find you, and kill you, the injured
soldier, and the rest of the group. You are not within reach of the injured soldier, but you do have a
pistol with a silencer on it You can shoot him without alerting the enemy. If you do so, the injured
soldier will die, but you and the rest of the soldiers will evade detection and escape safely.
Would you shoot the man?

II

Guide Questions for Discussion for the next module.

1. Who are the characters in the given situations?

2. What would you do in the said situations?

3. What values do you consider in your actions?

4. Do you believe your actions are right or wrong? Why?

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