Categorical Imperative

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  1. 2. The concept that moral rules must be applicable to everyone without contradiction.
  2. 5. The philosopher who developed the categorical imperative.
  3. 6. command that applies unconditionally, regardless of desires or goals.
  4. 7. The idea that humans have intrinsic worth and should not be used as mere means.
  5. 8. The type of imperative that tells you to do something if you want a particular outcome.
  6. 9. The only thing inherently good without qualification, according to Kant.
  7. 10. The ability to act based on freely chosen moral principles, guided by reason.
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  1. 1. The theory that morality is based on God's commands.
  2. 3. A community of rational beings bound by shared moral rules.
  3. 4. The branch of ethics that focuses on duty and reason, developed by Kant.