Immanuel Kant -According to Kant,the Moral Laws Cannot Be Determined by Nature,instinct,culture,etc.because

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Immanuel Kant
-According to Kant,the moral laws cannot be determined by nature,instinct,culture,etc.because

• A)all cultures and people differ,which means that there is no absolute right and wrong and hence,no moral law.
• B)if specific circumstances determined morals,then morality would not be universal and would have no authority to govern human behavior.
• C)morality is concerned with good results,which are determined by other factors than nature,culture,etc.
• D)moral laws are unknowable,because they are abstractions and humans can only guess at them,just as they can only guess at metaphysics.

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