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Why doesn’t Gandhiji term Alexander’s conquests as moral even if others call him great? |
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Answer» According the Gandhiji a moral act depends upon the intention of the doer. The intent of moral action should be good and should be done with good intention. Alexander’s conquests were done only for renown, hence he considers his conquests as an act without any moral. |
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