Kant says, "the power and resolved purpose to resist a strong but unjust opponent is called ..."
A) fortitude.
B) benevolence.
C) spirituality.
D) rationality.

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Kant's definition of fortitude (or "courage") is the power and resolved purpose to resist a strong but unjust opponent. This definition aligns with the traditional understanding of fortitude as a virtue that involves facing fear and difficulty in the pursuit of a greater good, often in the face of opposition or harm. Therefore, choice A is the best answer. The other choices (benevolence, spirituality, and rationality) are not directly related to Kant's description of fortitude as defined in this quote.

Kant Says, "The Power and Resolved Purpose to Resist a Strong