According to Immanuel Kant, how is the moral law known?

A. Through empirical observation

D. By logical deduction from consequences

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111.
According to Sidgwick, what is considered the only intrinsic value?
Correct Answer: B. Pleasure
One-liner
According to Henry Sidgwick, pleasure is the only intrinsic value, making him a key figure in utilitarian ethics.
112.
According to Bradley, the nature of morality is considered to be?
Correct Answer: B. Objective
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According to F.H. Bradley, the nature of morality is objective, meaning moral truths exist independently of individual feelings or opinions.
113.
According to Immanuel Kant, how is the moral law known?
Correct Answer: C. Intuitively
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According to Immanuel Kant, the moral law is known intuitively through practical reason, which he called the "categorical imperative."