Ethics Or Science of Duty

accept action activity affections arise authority become belongs benevolence body called carry character citizen civil claims clear common complete conduct consideration constitution desires direction directly duty easily elements emotional enforced equal experience expression extended fact faith feelings fitness force give greatest ground growth hand happiness higher hold human immediate impulses independent individual intellectual interests involved justice knowledge less liberty light limits living means ment method mind modified moral nature obligation occasion once organic ourselves parties pass passions physical pleasures position practical present primary principle progress protection pure question rational reached reason reference regard relations religious respect rule secure sense sensibilities sentiment simply social society spiritual spring strength sufficient theory things thought tion true truth ultimate Utilitarianism utility virtue wise