It is therefore no fault in our deduction of the
supreme of morality, but an objection that should be made
to human reason in general, that it cannot enable us to conceive the
absolute necessity of an unconditional practical law (such as the
categorical imperative must be).
supreme of morality, but an objection that should be made
to human reason in general, that it cannot enable us to conceive the
absolute necessity of an unconditional practical law (such as the
categorical imperative must be).
Literary and Philosophical Essays- French, German and Italian by Immanuel Kant
