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Kant

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September 15, 2015

 

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If people were good but were also in pain and misery, their virtue would still be valuable but nevertheless the total situation would not be the best possible. ? The desired state of affairs in which man is both virtuous and happy is called by kant the "summum bonum" (highest good). ? But while humans can achieve bvirtue, it is clearly outside their power to ensure thst virtue is rewarded or coincides with happiness...
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So there is a God who who has the power to bring virtue and happiness into harmony. Such proportioning does not take place before death, so Kant argued that there must be survival after death. Note that Kant was not arguing that morality IS INVALID IF God's existence is denied. For Kant the fact that it is a duty or obligation is sufficient reason to do it...
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