As Moral Agents (10 Hurtado) by Rona Cyndale Pal

15, Alfed Mayol

2025-10-16 03:05:45 UTC

1) I decide if something is good or bad through my moral compass, if it aligns, it is good, if doesn't then it's bad.

2) It depends, there are multiple sides to the story so it depends on the individual.

3) Yes, because I need to see both sides to understand if it is right or wrong. I learnt that there is always two sides to a story.

#38

2025-10-16 03:09:56 UTC

1. I decide if something is good or bad by thinking about how it affects other people and myself. My family, friends, and faith also influence my decisions a lot.

2. I think this generation doesn’t have a strong sense of sin anymore because many people think doing wrong things is normal or “not a big deal.” Sometimes, we forget what’s truly right or wrong.

3. Yes, I’ve done that before because I didn’t want to be different from others. But I learned that following others doesn’t always make something right, and it’s better to do what you know is good.

#26

2025-10-16 03:53:04 UTC

1. I decide if something is good or bad by following Christian values and what the Church teaches. My faith and the Bible help me make moral choices.

2. The article says many people today have lost their sense of sin. This shows that some no longer see wrong actions as serious or against God’s will.

3. Yes, I’ve done that before. I learned that even if many do something wrong, it is still a sin and we should follow what is right.

#8, Khalil Cosedo

2025-10-16 04:02:32 UTC

1. I decide if something is good or bad by thinking about how it affects me or others. If it hurts someone or feels wrong, it’s bad. My parents, teachers, and friends guide me because they’ve taught me what’s right and wrong.

2. I think some people today still know what’s right and wrong, but others don’t care as much. Many just follow trends or what’s popular online. Still, there are people who try to do the right thing even when it’s hard.

3. Yes, I’ve done something wrong before just because my friends were doing it. I felt guilty after and realized that just because everyone does it doesn’t mean it’s right.

#19, Jhon Zuriel Romero

2025-10-16 06:26:44 UTC

I decide whether something is good or bad based on the values taught by my family, faith, and what I was taught growing up. I listen to my conscience and think about whether an action helps or harms others. My family and faith remind me to be honest and fair. Sometimes, friends or social media influence me, but I try to stay guided by my conscience. The CBCP letter reminded me that even when people seem confused, we should still stand by truth and hope.
I think this generation has a weaker sense of sin than before. Many people think right and wrong depend on opinion, so some bad actions seem normal now. The CBCP letter said many have lost their sense of sin, and I agree because social media often makes people numb to what’s wrong. Still, there are young people who care about truth and justice; they just need good guidance and examples.
Yes, I once thought it was fine to copy in school because many classmates did it. At first, it felt normal, but later I felt guilty and knew it was wrong. I learned that even if everyone does something bad, it’s still not right. It’s better to do the right thing, even when it’s harder. The CBCP’s message reminded me that real hope starts when we stop making excuses and choose what’s good.

#34, Mary Louise Omandam

06500656 — 2025-10-16 14:29:32 UTC

1. I believe people naturally have a sense of what is right and wrong because that law is written in the human heart. When I decide if something is good or bad, I listen to my conscience and think about what I was taught by my family and my faith. I try to reflect on whether my actions bring good to others and if they follow the values that I believe in.

2. I think this generation has less of a sense of sin compared to the past. There are so many negative things happening in the world that make people lose their trust in God. Some begin to question if God is even still there because of all the bad things they see. As people become less religious and lose faith, their sense of what is sinful or morally wrong also becomes weaker. It’s not as strong as it used to be in the older generations who had a deeper faith in God.

3. Yes, I have done that many times. Sometimes I get influenced by others because when I see everyone doing something, I also feel tempted to do it, similar to how people follow trends. But I learned that just because many people are doing something, it does not make it right. It is better to stay true to your values and do what is right instead of following the crowd.

#39, Danielle Ysabel Yap

2025-10-17 15:54:50 UTC

1) I decide when whether something is good or bad based on societal norms, but that isn't always the case. Sometimes I decide it with my own judgement based on what is right in my faith. My mom and I influence my decisions and God as well.

2) Based on what I usually see on social media these days, the current generation does not have a strong "sense of sin". Though you can still say that they still have a sense of sin but that is really small and seldom nowadays. They do alot of wrong things and consider it normal because the major crowd considers it right.

3) I have tried to justify an action because everyone is doing it and believe me I really wanted to do it too. But I had obstacles blocking my way, I was even looking for ways to overcome it. Looking back I am grateful for those obstacles because that action was not something to be proud of if I had done it.