What would Kant say about the action of a man who has absolutely no sympathy or compassion for others, but decides to help another person in need simply because he believes it is the right thing to do?
Question 6 options:
His action has no moral worth because it was not motivated by good emotions
His action has no moral worth because it was not in his own self-interest
His action has genuine moral worth because it was motivated by duty
His action has genuine moral worth because it produced good consequences