Kantianism is the opposite of utilitarianism in the sense that consequences of the actions are not the base on decision, rather one chooses to do the right thing, solely in the sake of doing good. Kantianism states that everyone has value and the value of every individual is equal. Kantianism uses The Categorical Imperative to clarify the principle of morality. The first formulation of the Categorical Imperative states one’s actions should be acceptable universally. The second formulation of the Categorical Imperative states that one should treat others with worth, not as a means for motive. The last formulation of the Categorical Imperative states that one should have awareness their maxim could be an example for a universal
Kantianism is the opposite of utilitarianism in the sense that consequences of the actions are not the base on decision, rather one chooses to do the right thing, solely in the sake of doing good. Kantianism states that everyone has value and the value of every individual is equal. Kantianism uses The Categorical Imperative to clarify the principle of morality. The first formulation of the Categorical Imperative states one’s actions should be acceptable universally. The second formulation of the Categorical Imperative states that one should treat others with worth, not as a means for motive. The last formulation of the Categorical Imperative states that one should have awareness their maxim could be an example for a universal