There are four types of moral entities, says Pufendorf, analogous to categories applied to physical things: (1) states or conditions (status), (2) substances (specifically, persons), and modes in a more specific sense namely, (3) moral qualities (affective/effective modes) and (4) moral quantities (estimative modes).
Such distinctions require the use of moral qualities and quantities, which are respectively affective and estimative modes.
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Come on out Quantity and quality Cheating Moral hazard in Liverpool Saddam's feint ReprintsTraditionalist Tories are horrified by the party's shift.
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But when you're putting together an institution of a certain type of manners and morals, it makes sense to go in for a certain quantity of homogeneity.
Cult doctrines included the iconoclastic destruction of old ceremonial objects and the moral, social, and logistical preparation for the arrival of vast quantities of Western "cargo," expected to be delivered by ship or plane.
The key distinction between the terms inequality and inequity is that the former is simply a dimensional description employed whenever quantities are unequal, while the latter requires passing a moral judgment that the inequality is wrong.
