For Kant, Animals

question 4

Multiple Choice

For Kant, animals

• A) Have rationality to a degree that makes animal cruelty morally impermissible
• B) Lack rationality, but persons must avoid animal cruelty
• C) Lack rationality, and this makes animal cruelty morally right for all concerned
• D) Have enough rationality to make animal cruelty wrong for the animals' sake

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