According to kant's deontology, the categorical imperative is a tool that measures our desires and feelings, in order to asses whether or not our action will result in circumstances that coincide with the moral law. true or false?

False

Explanation:

False statement.

Kant claims that desires and feelings are contingent. Morality needs to be based in necessity.The categorical imperative is a device that tests our interests and emotions to determine whether our behavior follows the moral law or not. It is important to base morality on necessity. Kant insists that a conceptual necessity is the ultimate reason / justification for any moral action.

a moral law

Explanation:

The categorical imperative is a concept in Kantian Deontology that fulfills the role of a moral law that is binding on all people in all circumstances.

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