From a Kantian point of view, this reply seems right; Kant unequivocally affirms that moral actions must be done for the sake of duty and not from any desire for personal reward.
But as we have just seen, he did not himself unequivocally affirm idealism, and as we will shortly see subsequent Leibnizians such as Alexander Baumgarten argued for dualism and for a corresponding interpretation of pre-established harmony.
Once Williamson had said his piece, the rites were again rehearsed, louder than ever: "It gave the huge majority – and they are the overwhelming majority – to be as unequivocally, publicly affirming of that decision of the church, that this is of God, that this is the right thing to do and they wanted me to do this.
We unequivocally banned torture, affirmed our commitment to civilian courts, worked to align our policies with the rule of law, and expanded our consultations with Congress.
But the right to remain for EU citizens needs to be affirmed unequivocally as soon as possible if we are to avoid the risk of losing some of our best academic staff to international competitors.
He has repeatedly, unequivocally, and publicly affirmed his support for universal contraceptive coverage without a co-pay, regardless of where a woman may work or study.
In the face of increasingly vociferous attestations from the medical community, affirmed unequivocally on Monday by DOJ Civil Rights Division Head Vanita Gupta, that "transgender women are women," they repeatedly refer to us as "men".
For his overall attitude seems to have been closer to that of a skeptic, in contrast to the "dogmatic" position of the occasionalists, who unequivocally denied creaturely causation and affirmed divine causation.
"We do," Dervish affirmed.
