Kant's Deontological Theory

Title: Kant's Deontological Theory
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Kant's Deontological Theory

The existence of God is something that most people take for granted. In your upbringing you are taught that God is the most supreme being, the creator of all, infinite and eternal. Taking into account the type of society in which we live in and the fact that it is usually our parents who teach us about God, most people do not even question his existence. Many philosophers who believe in God have tried to …showed first 75 words of 2609 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 2609 total…and like to be treated harshly. If you take the Golden rule literally, you will treat others harshly so that you can be treated that way too. You have just taken the Golden rule, which is a moral law, and warped it according to your own beliefs. As you can see, moral laws can not be subject to your feelings. Again, if we subject them to our feelings we make them into something else. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**

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