For his natural predispositions, not only his talents and the drives to make use of them, but chiefly the moral law in Bestimmung letzten Endzweck a On the paralogisms of pure reason him, go so far beyond all the utility and advantage that he could draw from them in this life that the latter teaches him to esteem above all else the mere consciousness of a disposition to rectitude, even in the absence of any advantage, even of the phantom of posthumous fame, and he feels himself called inwardly, through his conduct in this world, and the sacrifice of many advantages, to make himself a suitable citizen of a better one, which he has in its idea.