1. Critique On Kant's Groundwork Of The Metaphysics Of Morals
... it a universal maxim. One should never act in any way that they would not first be willing to make it a universal law for all to obey. For example: Is it ethical to make a promise to someone and then not keep it for any reason? If you say yes then you must be willing to concede that the rest of the world ... constant rational thought, it is by our very nature impossible. Our emotions dictate every action we take, and we all suffer in some degree or another from a type of psychological egoism. Kant state that the only way to every reach true happiness is to first possess goodwill, if the...
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