Kant in fact seems to have begun his reflections on moral theory as an adherent of Francis Hutcheson’s moral sense theory. Even after abandoning it, he persists in maintaining the importance of “moral feeling” and tries consistently to make a place for it within his moral psychology.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Kant in fact seems to have begun his reflections on moral theory as an adherent of Francis Hutcheson’s moral sense theory. Even after abandoning it, he persists in maintaining the importance of “moral feeling” and tries consistently to make a place for it within his moral psychology." in the context of "Allen W. Wood, Kantian Ethics (2008), Ch. 2. Moral Worth" to mean that wisdom is timeless.