As adults, in the prime of life we understand a great deal more. And again in old age we lose the power of our mental faculties and become like infants. Our minds are also characterized by impermanence. This is true also of the things that we see around us. Everything we see around us is impermanent...
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Not one thing will last forever - not the office blocks, nor the temples, nor the rivers and islands, nor the mountain chains, nor the oceans. We know for a fact that all these natural phenomena, even those that appear to be the most durable, even the solar system itself will one day decline and become extinct...
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Categorical Right Moral duty Kant said that we all experience an innate moral duty. The existence of the conscience and feelings of guilt and shame tell us when we violate this moral duty...	1 / 265
Kant Being moral was a case of following this categorical imperative. A genuinely moral action would be one that was done on the maxim which we could will to be a universal law...	1 / 252
KANT AND MORALITY Moral laws can also be defined as universal laws. Kant's theory can be defended on several premises. First, all individuals do have a duty to what is right, whether they act accordingly or not...	3 / 583
The Objective Nature of morality Morality is not worthless. Morality is neither determined arbitrarily nor determined as an attempt to direct our actions toward happiness. Morality is not determined by human reason or human convention...	2 / 481