The Nature of Moral Acts and its Relationship to the Existence of God in Kant's Moral Philosophy
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https://doi.org/10.31185/lark.Vol1.Iss44.2090Keywords:
Ethics - Practical - Theoretical - Duty - Moral Action - Existence of God - Kant – Categorical imperativeAbstract
Kant turned the normal situation of moral philosophy upside down, and after he denied the impossibility of metaphysics, he returned and gave metaphysics a legitimacy that nothing but to preserve morals and their meanings with some value. To build his moral system, he stressed the importance of assuming the existence of God as a central concept in the moral system. If the pure reason is unable to prove its existence, the practical mind insists on its existence to save morals
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