Kant argued that,when faced with an "inquiring murderer," we should always tell the truth -- even if doing so potentially leads to undesirable consequences for ourselves and/or others.

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Kant believed in the importance of universal ethical principles, and lying is not consistent with his principle of treating others as ends in themselves. Thus, in a situation like an inquiring murderer, Kant argues that we have a moral duty to tell the truth, regardless of potential negative consequences.

Kant Argued That,when Faced with an "Inquiring Murderer," We Should