What Distinguishes the Categorical Imperative from the Golden Rule

question 13

Multiple Choice

What distinguishes the categorical imperative from the golden rule?

• A) The golden rule has to do with immediate possibility,while the categorical imperative is tied to eventual possibilities.
• B) The golden rule is religiously based,while the categorical imperative is secular.
• C) The golden rule has to do with preference,while the categorical imperative is tied to possibility.
• D) The categorical imperative is derived from culture,while the golden rule comes from reason.

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