For Kant, moral maxims focus on the content, consequences, and intentions of actions.

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For Kant, moral maxims focus on the content, consequences, and intentions of actions.

For Kant, moral maxims focus on the content, consequences, and intentions of actions.
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The Philosopher's Way: Thinking Critically About Profound Ideas

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I took a break from the topic after I posted this because I felt no one would be able to tackle it. Thanks so much for proving me wrong lol

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