According to Kant's view, the inborn sense of actions and choices as either morally acceptable or unacceptable is
A) the categorical imperative.
B) utilitarianism.
C) altruism.
D) moral relativism.

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Kant's view is centered around the concept of the categorical imperative, which is an inborn sense of duty that guides moral actions and choices as either acceptable or unacceptable.

According to Kant's View, the Inborn Sense of Actions and Choices