Kant Was Not a Rule-Utilitarian

question 11

Multiple Choice

Kant was not a rule-utilitarian. Why not? It is irrelevant whether the sum total of well-being would increase when a maxim is universalized; what matters is whether

• A) it is conceivable that the maxim is universalized, or if one can rationally will that the maxim is universalized.
• B) a virtuous agent would accept the maxim.
• C) it is legally permissible to accept the maxim.
• D) All of the above

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