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Is Kantian ethics a "consequentialist" or "non-consequentialist" moral theory? Why?
I have a question about Kantian ethics. Do you know if it's considered a "consequentialist" or "non-consequentialist" moral theory?
Kantian ethics is generally considered a non-consequentialist moral theory. This is because it focuses on duties and moral obligations, rather than the consequences of our actions. Kant believed that certain actions were inherently right or wrong, regardless of their outcomes.