Which of the Following Is the Difference Between Kantian Ethics

question 38

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the difference between Kantian ethics and ethical relativism?

• A) Kantian ethics is based on rules that require consistency and reversibility, while ethical relativism suggests decisions based on individual feelings.
• B) Kantian ethics is based on rules that provide the greatest good to the society, while ethical relativism suggests rules based on an implied social contract.
• C) Kantian ethics is based on rules from an outside source, while ethical relativism is based on rules that require consistency and reversibility.
• D) Kantian ethics suggests rules based on an implied social contract, while ethical relativism is based on rules from an outside source.

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