1. There are two things. The more deeply and persistently I think about them, the admiration and awe they arouse in my soul will become more and more timeless. One is the vastness and splendor above us. The starry sky is the lofty moral law in our hearts. They confirmed to me that God is above me and in my heart.
2. Human beings are the measure of all things.
3. The busier we are, the more strongly we feel that we are alive and the more aware we are of the existence of our lives.
4. Conscience is an instinct to judge oneself according to moral principles. It is not just an ability, it is an instinct.
5. To judge beauty, one must have a cultivated mind.
6. Work is the best way to make life happy.
7. Living without a goal is like sailing without a compass.
8. I am not teaching you philosophy, but teaching you how to think philosophically.
9. When love needs me, I am not qualified to enjoy it. When I need love, it leaves me.
10. Rationality holds its own principles in one hand, studies and experiments based on that principle in the other, and goes to nature.
11. I am lonely, I am free, I am my own emperor.
12. Being angry is punishing yourself for the mistakes of others.
13. Honesty is better than all wisdom, because it is the basic condition of wisdom.
14. Shyness is some kind of secret of nature, used to restrain the desire to indulge. It obeys the call of nature, but is always in harmony with goodness and virtue.
15. If you don’t learn humor and fun, people will be too miserable.
16. If you want to achieve great things, you must start when you are young.
17. Activities or sports are the mentors of human health.
18. A person cannot be sentenced to slavery, he can only consider himself a slave.
19. Philosophy cannot be taught. Philosophy is always the career of thinkers.
20. Morality is first required to control oneself.
21. There are three things that help ease the hard work of life: hope, sleep and laughter.
22. If you have knowledge, then you have foresight; if you have foresight, then you have the ability to do it.
23. Beauty is a symbol of moral goodness. Excerpted from: Quotes Network ()
24. Human beings are the ultimate goal of creation in the world, because humans are the only unique existence in the world that can form the concept of purpose, and can be made from a large number of purposeful things. Among the things formed, with the help of his reason, a system of purposes is formed.
25. If there is no sufficient reason to refuse a child's request, he should be satisfied; if there is a reason not to agree to such a request, he should not be allowed to cheat. Once you say no, don't change.
26. The reason why the sea is great is that in addition to its beauty, magnificence and magnanimity, it also has a self-purifying function.
27. Those who are born great smile at impermanence.
28. A genius is a person who creates his own rules.
29. Suicide is abominable because God forbids it; God forbids suicide because it is abominable.
30. The best enjoyment is work.
31. A nimble pigeon separates the air and flies freely. When it feels the resistance of the air, it may imagine that it will fly more briskly in a vacuum.
32. Morality is indeed not a dogma that guides people on how to make themselves happy, but a doctrine that guides people on how to deserve happiness.
33. Having a direct interest in natural beauty... is always a sign of a kind heart.
34. People, in fact, all rational beings, exist because they are an end in themselves, not just tools for this or that will.
35. This awe-inspiring concept of "personality" makes us notice that our behavior does not conform to it, and thus dampens our self-esteem. We clearly perceive the sublimity of our nature; this idea is natural and obvious even in the most ordinary aspects of human reason. Anyone who knows a little bit of shame will sometimes find that he can tell a harmless lie to get rid of some disgusting behavior.
Or even seek some kind of benefit for his lovely and respectable friend, but he just because he was afraid of secretly despising it, and he never lied after all? As long as an upright person abandons his duties, he can escape from a certain miserable situation, and the reason why he is able to persevere without any trouble is not because he realizes that in this way he can set an example, maintain human dignity, respect it, and can reflect inwardly without feeling guilty. Aren't you afraid of conscience rebuke?
36. All our knowledge begins with sensibility, then enters intelligence, and finally ends with reason. There is nothing higher than reason.
37. The purpose of education is to make people become human beings.
38. Respect is always only given to people, but never to things. Things can arouse in us affection, and if they are animals (such as horses, dogs, etc.), even love; they can also arouse fear, such as an ocean, a volcano, but they never arouse respect in us Come. ... Fontenelle said: Although my body bows before noble people, my heart does not bow. I can also add: If I see with my own eyes a humble civilian who has a good moral character and feels ashamed of himself, then I must pay tribute to him in my heart, whether I like it or not, and no matter how arrogant I am, I will pay tribute to him. He dared not ignore my high position.
39. Anyone who does not immediately feel disgusted when encountering immoral things, and does not immediately feel joy when encountering good things, has no sense of morality, and such a person has no conscience. Anyone who does something immoral and is only afraid of being sentenced, who does not blame himself for his bad behavior, but is frightened by the thought of painful consequences, has no conscience, but only the appearance of conscience. However, anyone who is aware of the immorality of the act itself, regardless of the consequences, has a conscience.
40. One of the most complex tasks of education is to combine the compulsion to obey the law with educating children to be good at using their own free power. As long as children do not do anything harmful to themselves or others, they should be allowed freedom of action and should not be forced to change their wishes. Let children understand that they can only achieve their own goals by providing others with the possibility to achieve their goals.
41. We cannot expect kings to philosophize or philosophers to become kings, and we cannot hope so, because holding power will inevitably corrupt rational free judgment. But neither the king nor the kingly people (who rule themselves according to equal laws) should make such philosophers disappear or silence them, but should let them speak openly; which would illuminate the cause of both. Indispensable, and because such philosophers by their nature do not engage in intrigues and cliques for personal gain, they will not be suspected of being slandered by propagandists.
27 famous quotes by Kant
1. I am not teaching you philosophy, but teaching you how to think philosophically.
2. Anyone who does not immediately feel disgusted when encountering immoral things, and does not immediately feel joy when encountering good things, has no sense of morality, and such a person has no conscience. Anyone who does something immoral and is only afraid of being sentenced, who does not blame himself for his bad behavior, but is frightened by the thought of painful consequences, has no conscience, but only the appearance of conscience. However, anyone who is aware of the immorality of the act itself, regardless of the consequences, has a conscience.
3. Beauty is a symbol of moral goodness.
4. The busier we are, the more strongly we feel that we are alive and the more aware we are of the existence of our lives.
5. Conscience is the instinct to judge oneself according to moral principles. It is not just an ability; it is an instinct.
6. Philosophy cannot be taught. Philosophy is always the career of thinkers.
7. This awe-inspiring concept of "personality" makes us notice that our behavior does not conform to it, and thus dampens our self-esteem. We clearly perceive the sublimity of our nature; this idea is natural and obvious even in the most ordinary aspects of human reason. Anyone who knows a little bit of shame will sometimes find that he can tell a harmless lie to get rid of some disgusting behavior.
Or even seek some kind of benefit for his lovely and respectable friend, but he just because he was afraid of secretly despising it, and he never lied after all? As long as an upright person abandons his duties, he can escape from a certain miserable situation, and the reason why he is able to persevere without any trouble is not because he realizes that in this way he can set an example, maintain human dignity, respect it, and can reflect inwardly without feeling guilty. Aren't you afraid of conscience rebuke?
8. Work is the best way to make life happy.
9. Activities or sports are the mentors of human health.
10. If you want to achieve great things, you must start when you are young.
11. Honesty is better than all wisdom, because it is the basic condition for wisdom.
12. If you don’t learn humor and fun, people will be too miserable.
13. There are two things. The more often and persistently I think about them, the more my heart will be filled with their new and growing charm and admiration: the starry sky above me, and the sky in my heart. of moral law.
14. Shyness is some kind of secret of nature, used to restrain the desire to indulge. It obeys the call of nature, but is always in harmony with goodness and virtue.
15. There are two things. The more times I think about them and the longer they last, the more they fill me with a sense of surprise and seriousness that is ever new and ever increasing. That is me. The starry sky above your head and the moral law in your heart.
16. To judge beauty, one must have a cultivated mind.
17. Be as happy as youth when you are old! Youth, like a lark, has its morning song; old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne.
18. Anyone who does not immediately feel disgusted when encountering immoral things, and does not immediately feel joy when encountering good things, has no sense of morality, and such a person has no conscience. Anyone who does something immoral and is only afraid of being sentenced, who does not blame himself for his bad behavior, but is frightened by the thought of painful consequences, has no conscience, but only the appearance of conscience. However, anyone who is aware of the immorality of the act itself, regardless of the consequences, has a conscience.
19. When love needs me, I am not qualified to enjoy it. When I need love, it leaves me.
20. Be as happy in your old age as you were in your youth! Youth, like a lark, has its morning song; old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne.
21. The two most sacred, enduring and ever-changing things, the two things that most surprise and shock us, are the stars in the sky and the moral law in our hearts.
22. The most wonderful thing in the world is the bright starry sky above my head and the moral code in my heart.
23. A person cannot be sentenced to slavery, he can only consider himself a slave.
24. I am lonely, I am free, I am my own emperor.
25. Be as happy in your old age as you were in your youth! Youth, like a lark, has its morning song; old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne.
26. Living without a goal is like sailing without a compass.
27. Rationality holds its own principles in one hand, studies and experiments based on that principle in the other, and goes to nature.
Kant's famous sayings
1. Pain is being forced to leave the place where you are.
2. Morality is first required to control oneself.
3. To judge beauty, one must have a cultivated mind.
4. Being angry is using other people’s mistakes to punish yourself.
5. The duty of philosophy is to get rid of illusions caused by misunderstandings.
6. Philosophy cannot be taught. Philosophy is always the career of thinkers.
7. As long as you do your duty, people will respect you sincerely.
8. What I fear is the starry sky above my head and the moral law in my heart.
9. Living without a goal is like sailing without a compass.
10. I am lonely, I am free, I am my own emperor.
11. Honesty is better than all wisdom, and it is the basic condition for wisdom.
12. The most wonderful thing in the world is the bright starry sky above my head and the moral code in my heart.
13. A person’s shortcomings come from his era, but his virtue and greatness belong to himself.
14. Freedom is not about doing whatever you want, but not doing anything you want not to do.
15. Men are easy to be investigated, but women do not reveal their secrets.
16. Having a direct interest in natural beauty... is always a sign of a kind heart.
17. The so-called religion means that all our obligations must be regarded as God's commands.
18. Three things help ease the toil of life: hope, sleep and a smile.
19. The so-called religion means that all our obligations are regarded as God’s commands.
20. Three things help relieve the fatigue of life: hope, smile and sleep.
21. Now that I have set foot on this path, nothing should prevent me from walking along this path.
22. The busier we are, the more strongly we feel that we are alive and the more aware we are of the existence of our lives.
23. The morality of an action does not depend on its results, but only on the intention behind the action.
24. The more deliberately a person tries to obtain comfort and happiness in life, the less likely that person will be truly satisfied.
25. Freedom is not about letting you do whatever you want. Freedom is about teaching you not to do anything if you don’t want to do anything.
26. The reason why the sea is great is that in addition to its beauty, magnificence and magnanimity, it also has a self-purifying function.
27. What a person says must be true, but he does not need to tell everything he knows.
28. The things that can enrich my soul are the sky with twinkling stars and the moral law in my heart.
29. When love needs me, I am not qualified. When I need love, he leaves me.
30. Conscience is the instinct to judge oneself according to moral principles. It is not just an ability; it is an instinct.
31. Reason holds its own principles in one hand, studies and experiments based on that principle in the other, and goes to nature.
32. People have two kinds of awe, one is the infinite starry sky above their heads, and the other is the infinite thoughts in their hearts.
33. There are two things that make me more shocked and awe-struck the more I think about them: the starry sky above my head and the moral code in my heart.
34. Morality is indeed not a dogma that guides people on how to make themselves happy, but a doctrine that guides people on how to deserve happiness.
35. There are two things that can fit into people’s hearts. One is the brilliant starry sky above our heads, and the other is the lofty moral principles in our hearts.
36. There are two things in this world that make me awed when I think about them, and that is the starry sky above our heads and the moral law in our hearts.
37. When moral punishment is no longer effective, people resort to physical punishment, but good character cannot be cultivated through it.
38. A glass of water is clear, but the sea water is black. Just as small truths can be explained, the real big truths are silent.
39. There are only two things in the world that awe me, one is the brilliant starry sky above my head, and the other is the eternal moral law in my heart.
40. All our knowledge begins with sensibility, then enters intelligence, and finally ends with reason. There is nothing higher than reason.
41. Shyness is some kind of secret of nature, used to restrain indulgent desires; it obeys the call of nature, but is always in harmony with goodness and virtue.
42. Wine can make people speak briskly, and wine can make people express their true feelings. Wine, therefore, has a moral quality and is a substance that carries a straightforward heart.
43. People, in fact, all rational beings, exist because they are an end in themselves, not just tools for this or that will.
44. There are two things. The longer we think about it, the more we are filled with admiration and awe for it: the starry sky above our heads and the moral law in our hearts.
45. Be as happy in your old age as you were in your youth! Youth, like a lark, has its morning song; old age, like a nightingale, should have its nocturne.
46. There are two things in the world that can shock people's hearts: one is the lofty moral standards in our hearts; the other is the brilliant starry sky above our heads.
47. The two most sacred, enduring and ever-changing things, the two things that most surprise and shock us, are the stars in the sky and the moral law in our hearts.
48. There are only two things in the world that are worthy of our deep admiration. One is the brilliant starry sky above our heads, and the other is the lofty moral law in our hearts.
49. There are two things. The deeper I stare at them, the stronger the awe and admiration aroused in my heart. They are: the starry sky above my head and the moral law in my heart.
50. There are only two things in the world that can deeply shock our hearts. One is the vast and brilliant starry sky above our heads, and the other is the lofty moral laws in our hearts.
51. The most taboo thing about beauty is making people disgusted, and what is far from sublime is making people laugh. Therefore, the most painful thing for a man is when you call him incompetent, and the most painful thing for a woman is when you call her ugly.
52. There are two things. The more abnormally we think about them, the more admiration and awe we instill in our hearts that are always fresh and growing: the starry sky above my head and the morality in my heart.
53. There are two things. The more times I think about them and the longer they last, the more they fill me with a sense of surprise and seriousness that is ever new and ever increasing. That is me. The starry sky above your head and the moral law in your heart.
54. If there is no sufficient reason to refuse a child's request, he should be satisfied; if there is a reason not to agree to such a request, he should not be allowed to cheat. Once you say no, don't change.
55. If you try your best and still get nothing, all that is left is good will. Just like a sleeping gem, it emits dazzling light and has value within itself. .
56. Whoever can only be happy according to the choices of others should feel unhappy. For how can he guarantee that his powerful neighbor's judgment of choice will be consistent with his own?
57. There are two things. The more deeply and persistently I think about them, the wonder and awe they arouse in my soul will change and grow with each passing day. These are the starry sky above my head and Moral law in the heart.
German philosopher Immanuel Kant's famous sayings
1. Honesty is better than all wisdom, because it is the basic condition for wisdom.
2. Shyness is some kind of secret of nature, used to restrain indulgent desires. It obeys the call of nature, but is always in harmony with goodness and virtue.
3. There are two things. The more deeply and persistently I think about them, the wonder and awe they evoke in my soul will change and grow with each passing day. This is the starry sky above my head. and moral laws in the heart.
4. If you don’t learn humor and fun, people will be too miserable.
5. Anyone who does not immediately feel disgusted when encountering immoral things, and does not immediately feel joy when encountering good things, has no sense of morality, and such a person has no conscience. Anyone who does something immoral and is only afraid of being sentenced, who does not blame himself for his bad behavior, but is frightened by the thought of painful consequences, has no conscience, but only the appearance of conscience. However, anyone who is aware of the immorality of the act itself, regardless of the consequences, has a conscience.
6. Beauty is a symbol of moral goodness.
7. The busier we are, the stronger we feel that we are alive, and the more aware we are of the existence of our lives.
8. Conscience is the instinct to judge oneself according to moral principles. It is not just an ability; it is an instinct.
9. To judge beauty, one must have a cultivated mind.
10. Work is the best way to make life happy.
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