Critics of Kant argue that our considered moral judgments conflict with his claim that moral rules are
A) absolute.
B) rational.
C) relative.
D) derived from God.

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Kant's critics argue against his concept of moral absolutism, which suggests that moral principles are universally valid and must be followed under all circumstances, without exceptions. They believe that this rigid view conflicts with the nuanced and sometimes conflicting nature of our moral judgments.

Critics of Kant Argue That Our Considered Moral Judgments Conflict