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    If Kant Defended Same-Sex Marriage,he Would Probably Do So Based
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If Kant Defended Same-Sex Marriage,he Would Probably Do So Based

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Question 12

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If Kant defended same-sex marriage,he would probably do so based on:


A) social consequences.
B) the dictates of nature.
C) respect for persons.
D) Christian scripture.

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