Which of the following is central to Kant's understanding of morality?
A) looking at actions as following from rules of conduct
B) understanding actions as part of a pattern of lifelong growth
C) the consequences of an action are the right- or wrong-making feature of the action
D) that morality is action in the interest of the strongest

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Kant believed that morality is based on following rules or principles of conduct, rather than just considering the consequences of an action. This is known as his deontological approach to ethics, which emphasizes duty and obligation.

Which of the Following Is Central to Kant's Understanding of Morality