Across
- 5. A concept in which Kant believes how we should view getting things we want. As in, if we want something, we have to do something else.
- 8. The difference between right and wrong
- 10. One of the main categorical imperatives, states that any action we do, we should universalize. If that creates a contradiction, then the action is not moral.
- 11. Immanuel Kant's philosophy
Down
- 1. One of the main categorical imperatives. This one states that we must use humans as a means to end and recognize their humanity rather than as a mere means.
- 2. A concept in which Kant explains how we should view morality. These are commands that must be followed at all times
- 3. A time period in which people stepped away from old ideas like monarchies and the word of the church and moved to democracy and reason
- 4. The use of logic to solve problems
- 6. A term that, according to Kant, tells us why humans can not be used as mere means, but rather as a means to an end.
- 7. A rule
- 9. A belief system or faith