Explain the elements of any moral dilemma: the act, the consequences of the act, and the moral agent.

Moral dilemma:

A moral dilemma is a brief narrative, in the form of a story, in which a possible situation is posed in the realm of reality but conflicting at the moral level, and listeners are requested either a reasoned solution to the conflict or an analysis of the solution chosen by the protagonist of the story.

Acts:

Human acts are moral, either morally good or morally bad.

They are originated in the typically human part of man, that is, in his specific faculties, such as intelligence and will.

Consequences of the act:

Moral: when the individual knows the moral standards that direct their society, respects and follows it.

Immoral: when the individual who knows moral norms corrupts them.

Moral agent:

A rational agent is a moral agent, who has a certain ethical behavior.

answer; self_ disclosure;

i am a priest who cares deeply about the church. i have been called here to explain my views on indulgences and other proposed reforms. i would like to explain why my views are consistent with the bible and are correct.