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passage 3
Passage A.
P1
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Augustine's view ·
Don't lie to liars
Author's concession ·
Some truth behind Augustine's view
P2
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General opinion ·
Many think lying to liars feels fair
People think that liars forfeit right to be told the truth.
P3
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Two moral questions ·
(1) Does liar have right to be told truth? (2) Are we more justified in lying to a liar?
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Author's view ·
Liar forfeits right to truth, but we shouldn't automatically lie to him
We need to consider potential harm to ourselves and society when considering whether to lie to him.
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View derived from Kant ·
Acting toward someone as they have acted toward others treats that person as a rational being
P6
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Potential implication ·
Some might think we have a duty to act toward someone as they have acted to others
Author's view ·
Not a duty; but we're authorized to act toward someone as they have acted toward others
If a rational person does something to another person, he authorizes others to do the same to him.
Passage Style
17.
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