Kant's categorical imperative and the golden rule are examples of which moral philosophy? a. the relativist perspective b. egoism c. teleology d. deontology e. utilitarianism

Kant's categorical imperative and the golden rule are examples of which moral philosophy?

a. the relativist perspective
b. egoism
c. teleology
d. deontology
e. utilitarianism

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