Exploring Intention in Catholic Moral Theology

The chapter discusses the intricate concept of intention in Catholic moral theology, examining how intention is tied to an agent's goals and choices even when unintended consequences occur. It delves into the importance of understanding the distinctions between intention and foresight, highlighting scenarios where consequences, though not directly intended, still hold the agent responsible. The debate navigates through examples to analyze the complexities of intention, focusing on the nuances of cooperation and the moral implications of different intentions.