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According to Immanuel Kant, what is the foundation of Ethics and Morality?
According to Immanuel Kant, what is the foundation of Ethics and Morality?
- Rationality (correct)
- Emotions
- Religion
- Social norms
What is the core principle behind the Categorical Imperative proposed by Immanuel Kant?
What is the core principle behind the Categorical Imperative proposed by Immanuel Kant?
- Good Will (correct)
- Utilitarianism
- Consequentialism
- Hedonism
In Kant's philosophy, what does the Principle of Universalizability state?
In Kant's philosophy, what does the Principle of Universalizability state?
- An action is right if it brings happiness
- Actions should be based on the consequences
- Actions should prioritize self-interest
- An action is right if you can rationally will it to be universal (correct)
What does Kant's Principle of Humanity emphasize in ethical decision-making?
What does Kant's Principle of Humanity emphasize in ethical decision-making?
Which ethical theory aligns closely with the Categorical Imperative within Kant's philosophy?
Which ethical theory aligns closely with the Categorical Imperative within Kant's philosophy?
What does Kant think about the application of moral rules under the Categorical Imperative?
What does Kant think about the application of moral rules under the Categorical Imperative?
According to Kant, what is the Kingdom of Ends?
According to Kant, what is the Kingdom of Ends?
What is the foundation of Ethics and Morality according to Immanuel Kant?
What is the foundation of Ethics and Morality according to Immanuel Kant?
What role does Good Will play in Kant's ethical theory?
What role does Good Will play in Kant's ethical theory?
What is the core principle behind the Natural Law Theory proposed by St. Thomas Aquinas?
What is the core principle behind the Natural Law Theory proposed by St. Thomas Aquinas?
According to Natural Law Theory, what distinguishes Human Acts from Acts of Man?
According to Natural Law Theory, what distinguishes Human Acts from Acts of Man?
In the context of Natural Law Theory, what does it mean for actions to accord with the end purpose of human nature?
In the context of Natural Law Theory, what does it mean for actions to accord with the end purpose of human nature?
What is the significance of the assertion that animals know what is GOOD for them in the context of Natural Law Theory?
What is the significance of the assertion that animals know what is GOOD for them in the context of Natural Law Theory?
How do Basic Goods relate to the understanding of 'Good' in Natural Law Theory?
How do Basic Goods relate to the understanding of 'Good' in Natural Law Theory?
In the Act-Effect Principle by Aquinas, what is considered morally good?
In the Act-Effect Principle by Aquinas, what is considered morally good?
According to Aquinas' Means-End Proportionality Principle, what must be present for an 'evil effect' to occur?
According to Aquinas' Means-End Proportionality Principle, what must be present for an 'evil effect' to occur?
What is the primary goal when applying Aquinas' Intention Principle?
What is the primary goal when applying Aquinas' Intention Principle?
How does Aquinas' Right-Order Principle dictate the relationship between good and evil effects?
How does Aquinas' Right-Order Principle dictate the relationship between good and evil effects?
What ethical dilemma arises when applying Aquinas' Means-End Proportionality Principle?
What ethical dilemma arises when applying Aquinas' Means-End Proportionality Principle?
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