Rodrigo is an unemployed poor man from Davao City. Although he has no money, his family still depends on him; his unemployed wife Honeylet is sick and needs Php 500 for treatment, and their Ilittle children Sara and Baste have been thrown out of school because they could not pay tuition fees of Php 500 for both of them. Rodrigo has no source of income and he cannot get a loan; even Bong, his friend, a businessman and a millionaire refused to help him. From Rodrigo's perspective, there are only two alternatives: either he pays by stealing money or just do nothing. He then steals Php 1000 from Bong in order to pay for Honeylet's treatment and to pay the tuition fees of Sara and Baste. In not more than three (3) sentences each, carefully evaluate the action of Rodrigo in the lens of: A. Teleological Moral Reasoning B. Deontological Moral Reasoning C. Natural Law Theory D. Divine Command Theory