Which of the following did Kant believe was good without qualification, that is, cannot be morally condemned?
a) The intention to do what is right because it is right
b) The intention to do what one understands to be commanded by God
c) A "will to power" that attempts to exert itself throughout all space
d) An action that increases the well-being of those one loves
Ans: a) The intention to do what is right because it is right
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