Ethics And Morals In Kant's Groundwork '

Kant Groundwork (Ethics and Morals)
In Kant’s Groundwork an argument he presents is that ethics rely strongly on reason. He emphasizes that this reason can be obtained by every person who seeks acquire it. He explains that moral truths and ethics are not received by deific revelations and motivations but rather by reasoning that make sense to all humans. Thus he stresses that ethics and moral ideals are universal and unconditional. I agree with Kant’s argument to an extent in the aspect that every individual in the world can seek certain ascribed ethical ideals. For example it is perceived in many western countries that it is ethical to be engaged in a monogamous marriage but not a polygamous one. Therefore a woman or man who is in a polygamous