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At the centre A good will seems to be the indispensable condition of even deserving happiness Last stated c. 1785 Holds Immanuel Kant Read this korrent →
- Similar wording Nothing in the world, or out of it, can be called good without qualification except a good will Last stated c. 1785 Holds Immanuel Kant
- Similar wording Everything that exists is good, so evil is not a substance Last stated c. 396–400 CE Holds Augustine of Hippo
- Similar wording No evil can happen to a good man, in life or after death Last stated c. 399 BCE Holds Socrates
- Similar wording The general will is always right and aims at the public good, but the people's deliberations are not always equally correct Last stated c. 1762 Holds Jean-Jacques Rousseau