Multiple choice

Since in a morally goodwill the law itself must be the motive, the moral interest is a pure interest of practical reason alone, independent of sense. On the notion of an interest is based that of a maxim. This, therefore, is morally good only in case it rests simply on ____________.

What is the most critical completion of the passage?

  1. the independence of sense

  2. the interest taken in obedience to the law

  3. the independence of motive

  4. the shoulders of morality for the sake of itself
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B Correct answer
Explanation

It neatly ties up the two main points of law and interest. '…..the moral interest is a pure interest of practical reason alone…..'

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