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1)What are Kant's objections to taking the consequences of actions as being of "moral worth"? Can you find textual support in Kant's reading at the end of the chapter? 2)Because someone always does the "right" thing, does that mean they are a good person? 3)How do you decide what course of action to take when confronted by an ethical dilemma ?

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1)What are Kant's objections to taking the consequences of actions as being of "moral worth"? Can you find textual support in Kant's reading at the end of the chapter?

2)Because someone always does the "right" thing, does that mean they are a good person?

3)How do you decide what course of action to take when confronted by an ethical dilemma ?