Kant and the Question of Murder
Western religion associated with God—i.e., the Judaic and/or Christian religions). If one chose not to admit of the existence of God, what was the precondition for establishing a rightness and wrongness to actions? What was the external ruler by which one could judge? This does not mean that Kant does not have a view on morality or ethics. His view ultimately was that ethics for an individual depended upon one’s duty. So for instance, if one’s duty was to be a soldier, would it not correlate that it was his… Continue Reading...