Schopenhauer claimed this concept was "based on nothing" and could not exist a priori due to its reliance on theology.
Schopenhauer claimed this concept was "based on nothing" and could not exist a priori due to its reliance on theology. This concept's author claimed that men had an "imperfect" obligation to cultivate talents and avoid laziness. One form of this concept argues that we should consider humanity as an end in itself. Another form of this concept describes a (*) "Kingdom of Ends" of rational beings that act according to self-imposed morality. This concept considers consequences of actions driven by it to be morally irrelevant, and it was first outlined in Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals . For 10 points, name this ethical standard that argues we have a duty to behave as if our actions were universal law, conceived by Immanuel Kant.
Schopenhauer claimed this concept was "based on nothing" and could not exist a priori due to its reliance on theology.
categorical imperative