Multiple Choice
Immanuel Kant
-According to Kant,when is it appropriate to forgo truthfulness?
A) Never.General truthfulness is a formal duty,even if in being truthful one ends up bringing about some misfortune to an individual or group ends up harming some individual.
B) Only when the lie in question does not harm another.
C) Only when the lie in question helps another.
D) Never.To forgo truthfulness is to make oneself vulnerable to blame for unfortunate and tragic events that occur because of one's own actions or statements.
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