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Kant, Kant - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Wants to spread happiness
      - They benefit from LIKING people being happy
      - Their actions have no moral worth
    - - no desire to do the right thing
      - does it anyway out of duty
- - - - do something that every person SHOULD do
        
        Makes us thing from an objective position
      - don't use people as a tool for your ends
        
        a human is ALWAYS more important than an end
        
        rational people are ends in themselves
        
        unconditional value is dignity
      - you violate someone's autonomy when you use them
        
        you steal their freedom
- - - - Answer: A good will
      - Not:
        
        Talents
        
        virtues
        
        Gifts
        
        Happiness?
        
        Argument one
        
        The worthiness to be happy
        
        Arguement two
        
        Premises
        
        Everything has faculties suited to its nature
        
        we have reason and will
        
        reason is not best suited to make us happy
        
        If happiness was best for us, reason would be enough to get it
        
        Conclusion
        
        Whatever our highest faculty is will relate to what is good for the kind of thing we are "humans"
        
        Highest faculty is reason
        
        Lower faculties involve inclinations and things to do with your body.
    - - It ignores inclinations
      - it can let you discover truth
      - reason determines moral truth
      - It determines our will
        
        lets us do good because it is good
    - - A rational being that freely chooses to do good because it is right