Kant

Who argued that morality and religion should be kept apart?

• Thomas Aquinas

• Immanuel Kant

• Aristotle

• Socrates

What did Immanuel Kant believe was necessary to determine what's right?

• Divine intervention

• Following societal norms

• Adherence to religious texts

• Use of reason and consideration for others

What are hypothetical imperatives according to Kant?

• Universal moral obligations

• Commands that you should follow if you want something

• Laws derived from natural phenomena

• Commands you must follow, regardless of your desires

What is the first formulation of the categorical imperative known as?

• The principle of moral law

• The principle of humanity

• The principle of autonomy

• The universalizability principle

What does Kant say about lying to protect someone from harm?

• It is always morally permissible.

• It is permissible if it saves a life.

• It is never permissible.

• It is permissible if no one finds out.

According to Kant, how should we treat humanity?

• As a means to an end

• As an end, and never as a mere means

• Based on societal status

• Differently based on personal relationships

What does Kant believe gives humans absolute moral worth?

• Their adherence to religious beliefs

• Their societal contributions

• Their ability to feel emotions

• Their autonomy and rational wills

What is the main theme of the Crash Course Philosophy episode discussed?

• The relationship between morality and religion

• The comparison between different ethical theories

• Kant's ethics and categorical imperatives

• The history of philosophical thought

What does Kant argue is not required to determine moral law?

• Historical context

• Personal desires

• Societal laws

• Religion

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