Kant thought that the fundamental moral value is _____.
A) unselfishness
B) a good will
C) cultivated virtue
D) temperance

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Kant believed that the fundamental moral value is a good will, which he considered to be the only thing that is good without qualification. According to Kant, actions are morally right if they are done from a sense of duty, and the intention behind the action is what gives it moral value, not the outcome of the action.

Kant Thought That the Fundamental Moral Value Is _____