According to Kant, the contradiction comes about because suicide overrides the function of self-love, which is a continuation of life. Furthermore, all rational individuals have the duty of seeking the happiness of others and their perfection and failing in realizing such a task would result in willing inconsistency. Physician-assisted suicide, therefore, according to Kant destructs the rational agency of attaining tolerability in the state of affairs.
Nevertheless, both Hume and Kant holds the same perceptions when Kant never opposed the preliminary arguments of Hume leading to the justification of physician-assisted suicide but he only differed on the resulting conclusion that was made by Hume. In this instance, both agree that the moral
Nevertheless, both Hume and Kant holds the same perceptions when Kant never opposed the preliminary arguments of Hume leading to the justification of physician-assisted suicide but he only differed on the resulting conclusion that was made by Hume. In this instance, both agree that the moral