Editing Kantian Deontology (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Deontology''' — The ethical theory that morality is based on duties and rules, rather than consequences.
* '''Immanuel Kant''' — The Enlightenment philosopher who founded this system of ethics.
* '''Categorical Imperative''' — A moral law that is unconditional and absolute for everyone.
* '''Duty''' — The obligation to act in a certain way based on a moral rule.
* '''Autonomy''' — The ability of a person to choose their own moral laws through reason.
* '''Universalizability''' — The test of whether a rule could be followed by everyone in the world without causing a contradiction.
* '''Means vs. Ends''' — The rule that you should never treat a human being "Just as a tool" but always as a person with their own goals.
* '''Maxim''' — The personal rule or principle behind an action.
* '''Rationality''' — The human capacity for logic, which Kant believed was the source of all morality.
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