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Why would those who think non-rational beings have moral worth of their own disagree with Kant?
Kant believed that only rational beings have moral worth
Why would someone who believes in the moral worth of non-rational beings likely have a different view from Kant?
They may believe that all beings, rational or non-rational, have inherent moral worth
How does Kant's view on moral worth differ from those who think non-rational beings have moral worth of their own?
Kant believed that only rational beings possess moral worth
Discover the reasons why individuals who believe that non-rational beings possess intrinsic moral value may disagree with Kant's ethical perspectives. Test your understanding of Kantian ethics and compare it to alternative viewpoints on the moral worth of non-rational beings in this thought-provoking quiz.
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