Immanuel Kant's Core Of Principles

The core of principles can be defined by ethics and certain behaviors such as proper, good, and right. These fundamentals define if the behavior is evil, wrong or not satisfactory. Immanuel Kant stated that ethics should not be limited to personal desires, but also extend to one’s duty. His philosophy states that all individuals are born with intrinsic freedom, allowing them to make decisions, implying that we should make efforts to live morally and ethically. Kant argues that every lie that people give it contradicts moral goodness and steals others their freedom to rationally choose. Thus, proving that ethics is not limited to duty alone, it extends to the individual’s personal desires, if the desires no not deny others their freedom