Which best describes the Categorical Imperative?
A) Act in one's self-interest
B) All rights exist by Divine Command
C) Circumstantial ethics
D) Behave in a manner that you are willing to have imposed on the whole
E) None of the above

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The Categorical Imperative is the ethical principle suggested by Immanuel Kant, which states that one should behave in a manner that they are willing to have imposed on the whole world. This principle emphasizes the importance of treating others with respect and dignity, regardless of personal gain or interests. The other options do not accurately describe the Categorical Imperative.

Which Best Describes the Categorical Imperative