Immanuel Kant believed that people should live morally and by doing so, you are acting as a role model, teaching others how to live by that as well. Then the newly educated will teach others how to live by that and so forth and so on. Kant believed that by doing good, good will come to you. For instance, the expression “opportunities will come knocking on your door.” Furthermore, by never traveling outside of a 10-mile radius, from his birthplace, Kant made himself the prime example to his theory. Kant strongly believed that humans each have moral freedom. “Immanuel Kant (1724–1804) argued that moral requirements are based on a standard of rationality he dubbed the ‘Categorical Imperative’ (CI)” (Johnson). Moreover, Kant divides ethics into
