Moral Argument key words 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesPhilosophyASOCR Created by: theblazingoptimistCreated on: 14-01-16 13:52 Summum bonum The Highest Good, only achievable in afterlife 1 of 9 Categorical imperative Command to perform actions that are absolute moral oblig. w/o ref. to ends 2 of 9 Maxim General rule/principle governing action of rational person 3 of 9 Autonomy of the will The ability of the will to be able to choose rules for itself, indep. of any desires orig. from our own nature 4 of 9 Practical reason Human ability to decide through reflection on an approp. course of action 5 of 9 Good will A will that's intrinsically good, w/ right motives all the time. Acts from duty rather than conforming to duty. 6 of 9 Freedom Ability to follow own rational principles instead of desires. Means we can act on categorical imperatives. 7 of 9 The Critique of Pure Reason Book wherein Kant outlines moral argument 8 of 9 "Ought implies can" If something = moral oblig., we ought to do it 9 of 9
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