Doing Good for Its Own Sake with No Desire of Reward

question 6

Multiple Choice

Doing good for its own sake with no desire of reward is a basic tenet of this philosopher.

• A) John Rawls
• B) John Locke
• C) Immanuel Kant
• D) G.W.F. Hegel

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