According to Kant, all moral duties can be inferred from one moral principle called the
A) principle of utility.
B) categorical imperative.
C) principle of benevolence.
D) principle of autonomy.

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Kant's ethical theory is centered around the concept of the categorical imperative, which he proposes as the foundational principle from which all moral duties can be derived. Unlike utilitarianism (principle of utility) or theories emphasizing benevolence or autonomy as their core, Kant's approach is deontological, focusing on the inherent rightness or wrongness of actions themselves, independent of their consequences.

According to Kant, All Moral Duties Can Be Inferred from One