An objective moral standard — H.J. Paton, on Kant

However much the applications of
morality may vary with varying
circumstances,
a good man is one who acts on
the supposition that there is an
unconditioned and objective moral
standard holding for all men in virtue
of their rationality as human beings.

H.J. Paton, on Kant The Moral Law: Kant’s Groundwork of the Metaphysic of Morals