For the Philosopher’s Clearinghouse It is the mark of a great philosopher that he or she is referred to often, and that his or her work provides seminal insights for students of a later time. In that respect, Immanuel Kant must command a level of reverence reserved for few other human thinkers; for his workContinue reading “The Sources of Normativity, and the Paradox of Self-Legislation: Kant”
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Introduction to Moral Philosophy
Happiness is not about having something done to a person, nor in being habitually able, but in the actual performance of moral acts, it is the crown and perfection of human nature, it is the ultimate purpose for which people were created by God