Kant believes that every action implies
A) a hypothetical moral agent.
B) an imperfect duty.
C) a general rule, or maxim.
D) a conditional law.

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Kant's philosophy posits that every action is based on a maxim, or a general rule, that the individual acts upon. This principle is central to his deontological ethics, where the morality of an action is determined by whether it can be universalized as a general rule for behavior.

Kant Believes That Every Action Implies