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Hume, however did this great service — He pointed out Utility<lb/> | |||
as the foundation or corner-stone of a system of morals — He<lb/> | |||
put it forward in contra distinction to the ground work on which<lb/> | |||
another set of philosophers build their ethical theories, — that<lb/> | |||
ground work being what they denominated <hi rend="underline"><del>common</del><add>the moral</add>sense</hi>.<lb/> | |||
It was something, — to bring the two principles into contrast —<lb/> | |||
When thoroughly investigated they were far as the poles asunder —<lb/> | |||
the moral sense <add>principle</add> being only one of the forms of dictation &<lb/> | |||
dogmatism, resolvable into the <del>opinion of</del> <add>moral sense</add> or opinion of the<lb/> | |||
individual, — while the principle of utility, almost <del>necessary</del> <add>certainly</add><lb/> | |||
directed the thoughts towards, — if it did not necessarily<lb/> | |||
lead them into the regions of pain & pleasure, — & hence of<lb/> | |||
vice & virtue.</p> | |||
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7a
Hume, however did this great service — He pointed out Utility
as the foundation or corner-stone of a system of morals — He
put it forward in contra distinction to the ground work on which
another set of philosophers build their ethical theories, — that
ground work being what they denominated commonthe moralsense.
It was something, — to bring the two principles into contrast —
When thoroughly investigated they were far as the poles asunder —
the moral sense principle being only one of the forms of dictation &
dogmatism, resolvable into the opinion of moral sense or opinion of the
individual, — while the principle of utility, almost necessary certainly
directed the thoughts towards, — if it did not necessarily
lead them into the regions of pain & pleasure, — & hence of
vice & virtue.
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