Kant

Question	Answer
Reason	Not just seen as the ability to think and understand but also how to act
Categorical Imperative	A command to perform actions that are absolute moral obligations without reference to other ends
Universal Law	Has to apply to everyone
Kingdom of ends	A world in which people do not treat others as a means but only as ends
Hypothetical Imperative	An action that achieves some goal or end
Treat people as an end in themselves	Treat people as if they are vulnerable
Freedom	Able to make moral decisions
God	Immortal being that ensures rewards
Immortality	Endless afterlife when you are rewarded
Deontological	Ethical systems which consider that the moral act itself have moral value
Absolute	A principle that is universally binding
Duty	A motive for acting in a certain way which shows moral quality
Goodwill	Making a moral choice expresses a good will

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