<h1>The moral relevance of intentions</h1>
<h2>Why intentions are important even for utilitarians</h2>
<p>This is the second of a series of articles defending a compatibilist interpretation of utilitarianism, which can be reconciled with all major moral theories. In this article I explain why intentions are important even for consequentialists. You can read the written article <a href="https://medium.com/humanist-voices/the-moral-relevance-of-intentions-1f727eada47">here</a>.</p>

The moral relevance of intentions Why intentions are important even for utilitarians This is the second of a series of articles defending a compatibilist interpretation of utilitarianism, which can be reconciled with all major moral theories. In this article I explain why intentions are important even for consequentialists. You can read the written article here.

The moral relevance of intentions
Why intentions are important even for utilitarians
<p>This is the second of a series of articles defending a compatibilist interpretation of utilitarianism, which can be reconciled with all major moral theories. In this article I explain why intentions are important even for consequentialists. You can read the written article <a href="https://medium.com/humanist-voices/the-moral-relevance-of-intentions-1f727eada47" rel="noopener noreferrer">here</a>.</p>

#6 The moral relevance of intentions

Political polarization is one of the big problems of our time. That's why I started a series of dialogues where I have friendly disagreements over controversial topics with a variety of guests. These conversations are guided by three core principles: scout mindset, non-violent communication, and radical honesty. When I'm not disagreeing with guests, I read my blog posts about atheism, rationality, philosophy, science, and sociopolitical issues. I have a BSc in computer engineering, an MA in analytic philosophy, and I volunteer at secular humanist and effective altruist organizations.

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