For Kant, having a will means.
A. having the capacity to act in accordance with principles.
B...
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For Kant, having a will means.
A. having the capacity to act in accordance with principles.
B. having a desire strong enough to act on.
C. being able to act out of self-interest.
D. none of the above
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