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Essay heading: Immanuel Kant
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The answer would be no, because the world would then fall into chaos. Then Kant would ask, “Would it be consistent for me to will this to become a universal law of nature.” The answer would also be no. So in this case, it is determined that stealing is immoral.
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The answer would be no, because the world would then fall into chaos. Then Kant would ask, “Would it be consistent for me to will this to become a universal law of nature.” The answer would also be no. So in this case, it is determined that stealing is immoral.
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