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Chapter 6: Nonconsequentialist Theories: Do Your Duty e Page 138 6.2. Evaluate Kant's ethics by applying it to real world situations and applying the moral criteria of adequacy to it. In what ways does Kantian ethics reflect the idea of respect for persons? Correct Answer(s) Drag appropriate answer(s) here Kant argues that the only thing that is valuable in itself is a good will. Kant's ethics resembles the Golden Rule. + Kantian ethics implies that persons have moral rights not to be treated in certain ways. The second version of the categorical imperative requires us to never use someone as a mere means. Drag appropriate answer(s) here Incorrect Answer(s) Chapter 6: Nonconsequentialist Theories: Do Your Duty e Page 138 6.2. Evaluate Kant's ethics by applying it to real world situations and applying the moral criteria of adequacy to it. In what ways does Kantian ethics reflect the idea of respect for persons? Correct Answer(s) Drag appropriate answer(s) here Kant argues that the only thing that is valuable in itself is a good will. Kant's ethics resembles the Golden Rule. + Kantian ethics implies that persons have moral rights not to be treated in certain ways. The second version of the categorical imperative requires us to never use someone as a mere means. Drag appropriate answer(s) here Incorrect Answer(s)