Kant argued that we ought not only to do what's right,but ______.

A) we ought not harm others as we do it
B) to be aware of the consequences of our actions
C) to ensure that we act with a good moral character
D) to do it for the right reason or motive

Kant believed that it is not enough to simply do the right thing; we must also do it for the right reason or motive. He believed that actions should be motivated by good will, rather than personal desires or interests. Kant argued that only actions done from good will have moral worth, and that we must always act from a sense of duty to do what is right, even when it is difficult or goes against our personal interests.