text: Augustine claimed the opposite of this property did not exist in its own right, but only as a lack of this.
full_question: Augustine claimed the opposite of this property did not exist in its own right, but only as a lack of this. Immanuel Kant argued there was nothing in the world that had this property intrinsic to it except this type of will. A later thinker argued that previous attempts to define this property as analytically equivalent to another led to tautologies, and thus this property was undefinable. In The Republic Socrates compares the Form of this property to the sun, as it makes it possible for the philosopher to perceive all other Forms. G.E. Moore compared it to the color yellow in Principia Ethica. For 10 points, name this property of things contrasted with evil.
first_sentence: Augustine claimed the opposite of this property did not exist in its own right, but only as a lack of this.
raw_answer: goodness