In Kant's moral philosophy, _______ obligations are not universal and have no corresponding rights.
A) imperfect
B) contingent
C) conditional
D) relative

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Imperfect obligations in Kant's moral philosophy refer to duties that are not universally binding in specific ways and do not correspond to rights that others can claim against us. They often involve moral improvement and beneficence, allowing for personal discretion in how they are fulfilled.

In Kant's Moral Philosophy, _______ Obligations Are Not Universal and Have