Titlebook: Kant as Philosophical Theologian; Bernard M. G. Reardon Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1988 Chri

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The So-Called Proofs of Divine Existencehe age.. Not that the work was immediately acclaimed by all who were competent to judge it, and when after some six months reviews of it began to appear it was generally thought to be little more than a restatement of idealism, in essence of the subjective, Berkeleyan kind.. Moreover, its scholastic

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Good and Evil in Conflictthe struggle between the original good in man, as testified by his recognition of the moral law, and the deep-seated propensity for evil in him which formed the subject matter of the first Book. The very name by which, since the days of the Stoics, the activity of this original good has been designa

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The Victory of Good Over Evil Earth.’ The Book consists of two main sections, the first of which he describes as a ‘philosophical account’ of how this comes about. In the opening sub-section he registers his belief that moral man can resist evil successfully, otherwise his struggle would be pointless, but that he does so, as he

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