It comes in five types: the formula of the Kingdom of Ends, the  formula of autonomy, the formula of the end-in-itself, the formula  of natural law, and the formula of universal law, which is often  paraphrased as, "act only according to those principles that you  would want everybody else to act by.
It comes in five types: the formula of the Kingdom of Ends, the  formula of autonomy, the formula of the end-in-itself, the formula  of natural law, and the formula of universal law, which is often  paraphrased as, "act only according to those principles that you  would want everybody else to act by." FTP, give this term for a  moral command that is always binding on all people, which was  introduced in the _Critique of Pure Reason_ by Immanuel Kant.
It comes in five types: the formula of the Kingdom of Ends, the  formula of autonomy, the formula of the end-in-itself, the formula  of natural law, and the formula of universal law, which is often  paraphrased as, "act only according to those principles that you  would want everybody else to act by.
{categorical imperative}