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"The Moral Law" by Immanuel Kant (In Chapter 2 of Bioethics) pp. 58-62
1. What is the only thing that can be called "good without qualification?"
2. What kinds of things are not good without qualification?
3. True or False: The good will is good because of what it effects.
4. Is acting out of duty the same as acting out of fear of injurious consequences?
5. Does Kant believe we can derive moral principles from examples? Explain.
6. How does Kant define the categorical imperative?
7. Does Kant believe we have a moral duty to cultivate our talents?
8. How does Kant define the differences between "things" and "persons?"
9. How does Kant define the term "autonomy?"
A Theory of Justice, by John Rawls (Rawls, Theory of Justice.pdf Download Rawls, Theory of Justice.pdf)
Fill in the blank: Justice as _________.
1. How does Rawls describe the "original position?"
2. What do individual people when they do not act with the "veil of ignorance" in mind?
3. What is the first principle of a just society?
4. What is the second principle of a just society?