The weaknesses of Kant's ethical theory:
Question 19 options:
It is based on happiness.
It's inflexible and won't allow for exceptions to special circumstances, such as telling a "white lie."
The problem of conflicting moral rules – if a single correct description for an action cannot be identified, then there are multiple relevant rules.
Acting against one's rational nature (e.g., emotions) can produce excellent results and is a vital part of being human.
None of the above.
All of the above.