Aftercarefully reading the textbook material AND my lecture (in thefirst thread), consider and respond to the following question.Remember to offer ONE very full initial post and THREEresponses during the week for your fellow students. THEQUESTION: Canacting out of a sense of one’s duty be the wrong thingto do? Think of an example in which someone (perhaps you)acted out of a sense of duty, even though by doing so one causedgreater harm than if one had not acted, one failed to preventharm from occurring, or one failed to bring about greaterhappiness. Then, explain whether you think that (a) thisperson was right to do that despite the negative consequences;(b) it was wrong for this person to act in this way, despite thefact that it was their moral duty to do so; or (b) this personwas mistaken about what their duty really was. Besure to back up your answer with argument and references to thetext. Discuss the positive and negative aspects ofdeontological theory as it relates to another of the theories youhave encountered in this course.Mosser, K. (2013). Understandingphilosophy [Electronic version]. Retrieved fromhttps://content.ashford.edu/This text is a Constellation™ course digital materials(CDM) title.Kant, I.(2008). Groundworkfor the metaphysic of morals. In J. Bennett (Ed. & Trans.),EarlyModern Philosophy.Retrieved from http://www.earlymoderntexts.com/pdfs/kant1785.pdf(Original work published in 1785)*** Please use these two References**
