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Anonymous Tue Jun 2 22:18:25 2015 No.6630971 [Reply] [Original]

Are Kantian Ethics subjective in nature?
Is the Golden Rule objective in nature?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 2 22:22:14 2015 No.6630990 >>6630971 the golden rule presupposes objective morals

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 2 22:24:13 2015 No.6630997 Kantian ethics are like the definition of 'objective morality.' The golden rule is just a moral precept, it's not a theory of morality... In itself it doesn't say whether it is subjective or objective.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jun 2 22:28:50 2015 No.6631011 >>6630997 Does kantian ethics presuppose God then? Objective morals would have to relate to some transcendental good. Is it logically possible to form Kantian Ethics without it then?