Comparing Unitarianism And Kant's Theories

Unitarianism and Kant’s theories both seem simple when just looking at them at their surfaces. Unitarianism is all about analyzing if an action is taken how much happiness or pleasure would be a result of that action, but it is really not that simple (pg 743). There are marginal humans who pleasure cannot be measured for. Then there is Kant’s theory which is about duty and following said duty. The duty that Kant talks about is a categorical imperative. Categorical imperative is assumed to always be the right choice given every situation, but that is not always the case. Thus, neither theory is very compelling because there are many example of each where they contradict themselves or do not make sense when the theories are applied. Unitarianism