Blackburn believes that while lying is immoral, it is justified to lie in certain circumstances to protect yourself and the people you care about. However, Kant takes a different approach, arguing that lying under any circumstances is unethical and, consequently, sinful. Therefore, I agree with Blackburn's quote "It is not easy to find a stable attitude towards the rigor of the prohibition on lying." This statement reflects the ideology that although lying is not right, in certain cases it is favorable