The cost of moral objectivity : A Kantian perspective

Our class has delved deeply into the concept of morality this semester, examining the viewpoints of numerous influential figures. Yet, the contentious issue of 'Is morality subjective?' remains a hot topic. In this ongoing debate, Kant's Deontological Ethics emerges as a significant player, challenging the prevailing notion of subjective morality set forth by David Hume. The profound insights of Kant's Deontological Ethics add a new dimension to our understanding of morality, sparking further curiosity and engagement.