Immanuel Kant on Reason, God, and Morality Kant now takes himself to have waged a devastating critique of rational theology in the Transcendental Dialectic, and yet we find in the Canon of Pure Reason that we are still justified, according to him, in believing that there is an omniscient and omnipotent God, and that the…Read more Kant Journal #5
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Mary Kathryn Huffman (Married: Gough) / Kant Journal One / 2/17/04 Hardy A Priori Synthetic Judgments Kant wanted to make clear some defining lines in the muddiness of metaphysics, as it seemed to be making no progress beyond producing dogmatic bickering. At the very outset of the Critique of Pure Reason, he draws a key…Read more Kant Journal # 1
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The Transcendental Deduction: A Defense of the Objective Validity of the Categories of the Understanding Kant takes up the defense of the objective validity of his 'categories of the understanding' in the very beginning of The Transcendental Analytic, laying out a ground for his thesis to stand on by shaping a kind of 'transcendental self-consciousness'.…Read more Kant Journal #3
