When Conducting the Universalizability Test, Kant Asks Us to Consider

question 2

Multiple Choice

When conducting the universalizability test, Kant asks us to consider

• A) the consequences if everyone performed our act and whether they would be bad or not.
• B) our maxim for our act as though it were a law of nature and evaluate the consequences.
• C) whether anyone in the universe could act on our maxim.
• D) our maxim for our act as though it were a law of nature and see if the act could still achieve the purpose of the maxim or whether it would necessarily fail.

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