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This is the crux of the problem with Kant's morality - who is the someone/something setting the standard for what is moral? And how does that someone/somethin
by gibsonf1 19y ago
This is the crux of the problem with Kant's morality - who is the someone/something setting the standard for what is moral? And how does that someone/something not act in a subjective way when deciding?
It really is a scary idea, because it just begs for the "someone" to step forward and tell us all what to do.
- olavk 19y ago> This is the crux of the problem with Kant's morality - who is the someone/something setting the standard for what is moral? You are.
- gibsonf1 19y agoYes, so if I decide that it should be a universal maxim (whatever I want), I'm acting morally according to Kant? And if you want to answer this, please explain each key Kantian concept used, and you may find that you end up ultimately no where.