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What are Kant’s three propositions of morality?
in order to have moral worth, an action must be done from duty and not from inclination
an act performed from duty derives its worth from it maxim and not from its consequences
duty is the necessity of an action executed from respect for the moral law
Kant’s first proposition of morality is as follows: “ in order to have moral worth an action must be done from duty, and not from inclination”. What are the three necessity conditions for an action to be done from duty?
the person must do the right thing on the surface
the agent must recognize that the act is required by duty
the agent must act because of the recognition that this act is what duty requires
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