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Kant's categorical imperative generates universalizable maxims that forbid lying and theft.
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Kant's categorical imperative is famously known in ethics for generating universalizable maxims that strictly forbid lying and theft.

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Wikipedia: Immanuel Kant
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Religion and Morality in Western Philosophy
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Notes that moral judgment is universalizable under Kant's categorical imperative.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Integrity
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Discusses universalizable categorical norms and lying in relation to action principles.
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