II

On Moral Philosophy

(Elucidations on Moral Philosophy Adequately Considered)^{3}

1. Two objections may be raised in opposition to the thesis I have upheld on the subject of moral philosophy adequately considered.^{4}

I. Does it not amount to a complete rejection of all purely natural ethics?

II. Is not, in reality, what I call "practical philosophy adequately considered," or "practical philosophy subalternate to theology," theology pure and simple, not philosophy?

I should like to reply briefly to these questions.

{3} See p. 38.

{4} ibid.