Kant provides his Kingdom of Ends
A) as a basis for another version of the categorical imperative.
B) to prove that people can really live up to his theory's requirements.
C) to show his moral ideals can only be imagined but can never become real.
D) because his publisher paid him by the word.

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Kant's Kingdom of Ends is a conceptual framework that serves as another formulation of the categorical imperative, emphasizing the idea that individuals should act according to maxims that could be universal laws in a community of rational beings.

Kant Provides His Kingdom of Ends