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Kant's formula for determining whether an action can apply universally or to all rational beings.
Statements or beliefs which do not contradict one another
The philosophical study of morality
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The philosophical study of morality.
Statements or beliefs which do not contradict one another.
The series of events or effects that follow as a result of some act or event.
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Self-directed actions taken as a result of an individual exercising both rationality and freedom of choice.
Statements or beliefs which do not contradict one another.
A moral principle typically associated with Christianity and attributed to Jesus in which a person is directed to do unto others.
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A rule of directive for action. An ought or should statement.
The Philosophical study of morality.
A reason or rule according to which someone acts on a particular occasion.
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A moral principle typically associated with Christianity and attributed to Jesus in which a person is directed to do unto others.
The Philosophical study of morality.
Statements or beliefs which do not contradict one another.
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A reason or rule according to which someone acts on a particular occasion.
The series of events or effects that follow as a result of some act or event.
A rule of directive for action. An ought or should statement.
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The philosophical study of morality.
A reason or rule according to which someone acts on a particular occasion.
The series of events or effects that follow as a result of some act or event.
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Divine commands
Pleasure
Reason
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A good will
Gifts of nature such as courage and resolution.
Gifts of fortune, such as health and power.
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The highest good
Laws enacted unjustly
The rule or reason by which a person acts.
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"Is a maxim of my action the most beneficial?"
"Can the maxim of my action give the greatest pleasure?"
"Can I will the maxim of my action to be a universal law?"
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All autonomous beings will act according to it.
All autonomous beings could act according to it.
All autonomous beings have already acted according to it.
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Making a false promise
Peeping in someone's window
Joining the military
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Are only to be treated as ends, and never as means.
Are to be treated as ends, and only as means if that is beneficial overall.
Can be treated as a means as long as no cruelty is involved.
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Guarantees eternal salvation.
Allows one to live a happy life.
Reflects the dignity of persons.
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How to get people to do what is moral.
Resolving apparent conflicts between competing duties.
Teaching children how to action such abstract thinking.
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