In greek means being necessary.

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Who proposed Deontology

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It is the foundation of sound ethics

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This is the source of sound ethics.

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This is the obligation that follows reasons.

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It is dependent from religion.

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We create the world twice—in our mind and in our action. True or False

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Persons have reason—which intervenes between impulse and action (unlike the animals). True or False

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Is subject to the law in a way that it gives the law to itself (self-legislating);

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The choice that can be determined by pure reason.

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Is a choice that may be affected but not determined by impulses.

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Is a theoy that identifies particular duties that adherents of the theory must follow, eg, 10 Commandments.

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A theory that does not readily supply the rules/commands.

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A procedural way of identifying the rightness or wrongness of an action.

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“Act only according to such a maxim, by which you can at once will that it become a universal law.” True or False

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The intrinsic quality of an action that is objectively and necessarily rational.

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Is interested w/ everyone’s happiness.

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