Question

According to Kant, what is necessary in order for an action to have moral worth? Explain.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Kant argues that one can have moral worth (i.e., be a good person) only if one is motivated by morality. In other words, if a person's emotions or desires cause them to do something, then that action cannot give them moral worth.

Answer 2

Kant argues that one can have moral worth (i.e., be a good person) only if one is motivated by morality. In other words, if a persons emotions or desires cause them to do something, then that action cannot give them moral worth.