jacobin1949
11th December 2007, 03:09
The majority of posters on this forum are dismissive of all "traditional" ethics, morality and puritanism. Dismissing them all as religious superstition. Thus many of you have a libertine stance.
But doesn't Kant's system of ethics show you can have vigorously moral and strict system of ethics without having to fall back on religion and faith? Kant makes a case for Puritianism as powerful as Calvin or Cromwell, without once mentioning God.
But doesn't Kant's system of ethics show you can have vigorously moral and strict system of ethics without having to fall back on religion and faith? Kant makes a case for Puritianism as powerful as Calvin or Cromwell, without once mentioning God.