Which of the following does O'Neill think Kantian ethics entails?
A) Good intentions can never lead to bad results.
B) We cannot know what the morally right course of action is unless we have perfect foresight.
C) We must accept that people's true intentions are whatever they claim they are.
D) None of the above

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O'Neill argues against common misinterpretations of Kantian ethics, such as the idea that good intentions guarantee good outcomes (A), that moral action requires perfect foresight (B), or that we must take people's stated intentions at face value without scrutiny (C). Instead, Kantian ethics focuses on the principles of actions rather than their consequences or the impossibility of fully knowing outcomes.

Which of the Following Does O'Neill Think Kantian Ethics Entails