Ethical formalist call their absolute principle the
A) Categorical Initiative
B) Categorical Imperative
C) Categorical Institute
D) Categorical Principle

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Ethical formalists call their absolute principle the Categorical Imperative, which is the idea that actions should be based on principles that can be applied universally. This means that one should act in a way that they would be willing to have everyone else act in the same way, without exception.

Ethical Formalist Call Their Absolute Principle the