Kant believed that human beings are ______ creatures and that every act should be evaluated as if one's behavior were to become universal law.

A) moral
B) rational
C) categorical
D) hypothetical

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Kant believed that human beings are ______ creatures and that every act should be evaluated as if one's behavior were to become universal law.A) moralB) rationalC) categoricalD) hypothetical

Lennae Maurina · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Kant believed that human beings are rational creatures, which is fundamental to his moral philosophy, particularly in the formulation of the categorical imperative, where he argues that one should act only according to that maxim whereby you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law.

Kant believed that human beings are ______ creatures and that every act should be evaluated as if one's behavior were to become universal law.

A) moral
B) rational
C) categorical
D) hypothetical

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