Immanuel Kant argues in order for an action to have moral worth..

Immanuel Kant argues in order for an action to have moral worth..

 Immanuel Kant argues in order for an action to have moral worth it

must adhere to the categorical imperative, which argues that the only moral actions are ones that follow a rule which could be made into a universal law. Give an example of a rule which Kant would argue has moral worth, either your own rule or one of Kant’s.