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What is an example of a categorical imperative?

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Immanuel Kant's Categorical Imperative is generally summarized as the principle that if a moral rule applies to someone, then it applies to everyone.

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If I believe that homosexuality is immoral, then I must accept the fact that if I engage in a homosexual act, I am immoral as well--or I must abandon my belief.
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