Assertion: maxim's action | /r/HasAspect | moral worth
Facets:
value: only then
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Also, an action is said to have "moral worth" if the maxim upon which the agent acts cites the purpose of conforming to a moral requirement.
text: Also, an action is said to have "moral worth" if the maxim upon which the agent acts cites the purpose of conforming to a moral requirement.
text: That is, a person's action has moral worth when he does his duty purely for the sake of duty, or does the right thing for the right reason.
text: Kant himself believed that it is impossible to know whether anyone's action has ever had moral worth.
text: That is, a person's action has moral worth when he does his duty purely for the sake of duty, or does the right thing for the right reason.
text: Kant himself believed that it is impossible to know whether anyone's action has ever had moral worth.
text: Assuming an action has moral worth only if it expresses a good will, such actions have no genuine “moral worth.
text: Only then would the action have moral worth.