A religion within the limits of bare reason is, according to Kant, something different from a religion out of mere reason. This raises the question of the status of what is not "derived from bare reason," and the coherence of Kant's moral teaching also becomes questionable.
The present volume explores all of this by examining Kant's treatment of the
"Church Faith" traces and illuminates the theorems developed in religious writing.

Autorentext

Sebastian Abel, Martin-Luther-Universität, Halle; Dieter Hüning, Universität Trier, Trier.