The active arm closes with the moral attributes: benevolence ([§6.9.1](<6.9.1 Benevolence.md>)) and righteousness ([§6.9.2](<6.9.2 Righteousness.md>)), God as good in will and just in act. Both are act-attributes before they are value-attributes: to will the good and to render justice is to do something, directed at an object, across the relation between agent and recipient.

Pressed, each requires the directed-crossing structure of any moral act whatever, so that the goodness and justice the tradition locates in a being beyond Nature are found instead in the structured agency T, S, and Φ underwrite.


- [6.9.1 Benevolence](<6.9.1 Benevolence.md>)
- [6.9.2 Righteousness](<6.9.2 Righteousness.md>)


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