Immanuel Kant — "The moral law is therefore the sole principle of determination of the pure will."
The moral law is therefore the sole principle of determination of the pure will.
The moral law is therefore the sole principle of determination of the pure will.
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"Punishment must always be inflicted upon the criminal for the sake of punishment itself."
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