Multiple Choice
Immanuel Kant
-Why does Kant claim that practical principles of right cannot ever contain exceptions if they are to be maintained as principles?
A) Exceptions will allow for individuals to ignore responsibilities resulting from the consequences of actions or statements.
B) If one has to make exceptions,it would be more reasonable to designate additional,specific principles.
C) Such exceptions would nullify the universality of principles,which is precisely the reason that they are called principles in the first place.
D) Exceptions to such principles would encourage actions and statements that are not aligned with fulfillment of duty.
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