Ethics And Jurisprudence for Dentists
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* * *" "Only among moral philosophers do we still find per- sons who regard the matter as serious. Kant declares : False- hood, that is, intentional untruthfulness, is under all circum- stances, 'by its mere form, a crime of man against his own person, and a baseness which must make a man despicable in his own eyes.' When a man misdirects a murderer in search of his victim, and dexterously turns him into the hands of the police, we cannot excuse him : he has told a lie ; he has therefore forfei...ted his dignity as a man ! And Fichte once said, with his usual rhetorical fanaticism, T would not break *Page 672.
126 SYSTEM OF ETHICS.
my word even to save humanity.' Let us apply this principle in practice. Suppose that I had promised some one to call for him at five o'clock for a walk, and that on my way to his house, I saw a child fall into the river. If I followed Fichte, I should say to myself: 'If you pull it out, you will have to go home and change your clothes, which will make it impos- sible for you to keep your engagement ; hence you must hurry on, sorry though you may be.' Or would it be right for me to assume that my friend would give his consent in such a case, and, acting on this belief, to break my engagement?" Whether the friend would consent or not, the obligation to save the child is paramount to the obligation to keep the appointment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * *" "Only among moral philosophers do we still find per- sons who regard the matter as serious. Kant declares : False- hood, that is, intentional untruthfulness, is under all circum- stances, 'by its mere form, a crime of man against his own person, and a baseness which must make a man despicable in his own eyes.' When a man misdirects a murderer in search of his victim, and dexterously turns him into the hands of the police, we cannot excuse him : he has told a lie ; he has therefore forfei...ted his dignity as a man ! And Fichte once said, with his usual rhetorical fanaticism, T would not break *Page 672.
126 SYSTEM OF ETHICS.
my word even to save humanity.' Let us apply this principle in practice. Suppose that I had promised some one to call for him at five o'clock for a walk, and that on my way to his house, I saw a child fall into the river. If I followed Fichte, I should say to myself: 'If you pull it out, you will have to go home and change your clothes, which will make it impos- sible for you to keep your engagement ; hence you must hurry on, sorry though you may be.' Or would it be right for me to assume that my friend would give his consent in such a case, and, acting on this belief, to break my engagement?" Whether the friend would consent or not, the obligation to save the child is paramount to the obligation to keep the appointment.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes, Edmund, 1842- to read onlineMoreLess
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