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Moral Science; A Compendium of Ethics

CHAPTER II
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These are Laws proper, or Obligatory Morality.
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The second are supported by Rewards; constituting Optional Morality, Merit, Virtue, or Nobleness.
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The Ethical End, or Morality, _as it has been_, is founded partly in Utility, and partly in Sentiment.
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The Ethical End is limited, according to the view taken of Moral Government, or Authority:--Distinction between Security and Improvement.
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Morality, in its essential parts, is 'Eternal and Immutable;' in other parts, it varies with custom.
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