Moral Will and Subjectivity and objectivity:

What is goodness?


We begin from this simple question to investigate the nature of "goodness." We reach out to those who have taught us to understand the importance of creating a standard of morality to be good. We strive for an transcendental moral ideal, a categorical imperative, a standard that we continuously fail at achieving the reality that we sought out. Yet, this is a choice that we make to ever so slightly step away from the direction of the tree of good an evil towards the tree of life. Infinitesimally we are always conscious of our spirit to sway us away from goodness. What is most important in my opinion is to always be cautious of the steps but be confident in our intuitive-rational mind to make the right choice towards goodness. What we must judge is our intention to be good.