Kant - Religion Within the Boundaries of Mere Reason

And Other Writings.

Book • 1999

Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Johannes Niederhauser

when discussing Kant's views on human freedom and contra-idolatry.

Mentioned as a work that foreshadows arguments about the church distorting Christ's teachings.

Mentioned as one of the works in which Kant developed and modified his views.

Mentioned by

Nathan Jacobs

as a book that explores the tenets of rational religion and what can be known a priori.

Mentioned by

Paul Anleitner

as containing Kant's argument for the existence of radical evil.

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