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What is the necessity of acting from respect for the [moral] law, for Kant? a. Utility b. Duty c. Will d. Egoism
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What is the necessity of acting from respect for the [moral] law, for Kant?

a.
Utility
b.
Duty
c.
Will
d.
Egoism

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Answer:

B. duty

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Answer:

it's Letter B Duty that the answer

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