In Plato’s Republic, Glaucon’s point about the ring of invisibility is that if someone wore it then

The categorical imperative applies to all rational beings equally.

According to Hume, what is commonly thought to be in conflict in human nature?

Kant believes that the consequences of an action determine its moral worth.

What role does happiness play in Kant’s ethical system?

How does Kant distinguish between moral duty and inclination?

In the state of nature, all men have a right to everything, even to one another’s bodies.

What is the primary purpose of the categorical imperative?

According to Ross, why does he reject hedonistic utilitarianism?

Why does Kant reject moral theories based on consequences?