Essays On the Philosophy of Theism volume 1
Essays On the Philosophy of Theism volume 1
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M r. Mill on the Foundation of Morality. 103 tolerably uniform sense of the necessity of recognizing some rights of individuals : " " there are to a certain point * eternal and immutable ' moral judgments ... In the re- pudiation of the thief, the manslayer, and the rebel; " and we may add, no less, of him who becomes the wanton enemy of his benefactor, or who for private ends violates his solemn promise, or who for personal reward inflicts on his country what he knows to be a heavy injury.
(3)... "We shall still further see the existing amount of agreement on moral matters, by another consideration. There are several classes of actions, on which there may be indeed no universally received axiom of the form " act B is morally evil " where nevertheless all mankind agree in holding as self-evident that "act C is better than act D. " Thus men everywhere will consider some course of conduct more admirable caeteris paribus, in proportion as it is more unselfish, however little they may agree as to what amount of selfishness is actually immoral.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M r. Mill on the Foundation of Morality. 103 tolerably uniform sense of the necessity of recognizing some rights of individuals : " " there are to a certain point * eternal and immutable ' moral judgments ... In the re- pudiation of the thief, the manslayer, and the rebel; " and we may add, no less, of him who becomes the wanton enemy of his benefactor, or who for private ends violates his solemn promise, or who for personal reward inflicts on his country what he knows to be a heavy injury.
(3)... "We shall still further see the existing amount of agreement on moral matters, by another consideration. There are several classes of actions, on which there may be indeed no universally received axiom of the form " act B is morally evil " where nevertheless all mankind agree in holding as self-evident that "act C is better than act D. " Thus men everywhere will consider some course of conduct more admirable caeteris paribus, in proportion as it is more unselfish, however little they may agree as to what amount of selfishness is actually immoral.
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