Thank you so much sir and I'm grateful that I have a lot of learnings and discoveries from your discussion sir. And I appreciate the Kant's philosophy, because it is my duty to help people by my own decisions,or my own will, not because I help by pity. or to impress. I owe you a lot sir! Thank you and God bless!
Sir, thank you for including this lesson! Finally, I met a philosopher with whom I take a stance: we do good not for the purpose of the consequences, but for the sake of 'goodwill,' since the usefulness of action is not determined by the degree of pain or pleasure.
Thank you so much sir Al, for this discussions you've shared from us. However you explained it smoothly, explaining Kanth's Moral Philosophy helps us to see where we get them. Through this I was able to learned that duties imply rights, and rights imply legitimate expectations. If every human has intrinsic worth then every human should have the same rights, other things being equal. kuddos and keep safe!
Thank you so much sir Albert for this knowledgeable lesson. This lesson that you had given was so wonderful and you explain very well about Kant's Moral philosophy, from this lesson I learn that,. We need to say or to tell the truth because it is our duty to tell what is right without any hesitation on what will be the consequences are. Thank you sir and Godbless ❤️ From your student in GE8 section A.
Thank you so much for the another learnings sir, I have learned a lot on it especially in times of helping. It should not about being pity that is why we help but it is about our duty to help❤️❤️
I find Kantian ethics repulsive from everything I can understand so far! For example, with the shopkeeper example, what is wrong if the shopkeeper desires to be honest and seen as such, or desires to promote his shop as an honest one, or anything of this sort (at a conscious or subconscious level)? Who, but one most lacking in introspection, does something solely for goodness sake (or conformity to that which they deem in accordance with universal law) without questioning the deeper reasons behind their motivations? "I did it because it was right" seems to me like the thoughts of someone unwilling to uncomfortably interrogate themselves further and discover the deepest of their most hidden and psychological motivations.
Thank you so much sir and I'm grateful that I have a lot of learnings and discoveries from your discussion sir. And I appreciate the Kant's philosophy, because it is my duty to help people by my own decisions,or my own will, not because I help by pity. or to impress. I owe you a lot sir!
Thank you and God bless!
ThanK you again Sir Al. God Bless You
Sir, thank you for including this lesson! Finally, I met a philosopher with whom I take a stance: we do good not for the purpose of the consequences, but for the sake of 'goodwill,' since the usefulness of action is not determined by the degree of pain or pleasure.
Again, thank you sir Al for the new knowledge about Kant. We owe you a lot.😊
Thank you so much sir Al, for this discussions you've shared from us. However you explained it smoothly, explaining Kanth's Moral Philosophy helps us to see where we get them. Through this I was able to learned that duties imply rights, and rights imply legitimate expectations. If every human has intrinsic worth then every human should have the same rights, other things being equal. kuddos and keep safe!
Thank you Sir💖
Thank you so much sir Albert for this knowledgeable lesson. This lesson that you had given was so wonderful and you explain very well about Kant's Moral philosophy, from this lesson I learn that,. We need to say or to tell the truth because it is our duty to tell what is right without any hesitation on what will be the consequences are. Thank you sir and Godbless ❤️
From your student in GE8 section A.
Thank you so much for the another learnings sir, I have learned a lot on it especially in times of helping. It should not about being pity that is why we help but it is about our duty to help❤️❤️
I find Kantian ethics repulsive from everything I can understand so far! For example, with the shopkeeper example, what is wrong if the shopkeeper desires to be honest and seen as such, or desires to promote his shop as an honest one, or anything of this sort (at a conscious or subconscious level)? Who, but one most lacking in introspection, does something solely for goodness sake (or conformity to that which they deem in accordance with universal law) without questioning the deeper reasons behind their motivations? "I did it because it was right" seems to me like the thoughts of someone unwilling to uncomfortably interrogate themselves further and discover the deepest of their most hidden and psychological motivations.