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Cover Half-title Title page Copyright information Table of contents List of Contributors Acknowledgments Note on Text Quotations Introduction Part I Kant and God 1 Practical Cognition of God I Preliminary Remarks II The Limits of Speculative Cognition III The Regulative Significance of Ideas IV Regulative and Practical V Practical Cognition, God, and Moral Theology 2 The Birth of God and the Problem of History I II III IV V VI VII 3 The Kantian Summum Bonum and the Requirements of Reason I Kant’s Moral Argument II Kant and the Moral Realist–Constructivist Divide III Is Kantian Radical Evil a New Practical Antinomy? IV Conclusion 4 Kant and the Experience of God I II III IV Part II Kant and Religion 5 Religious Assent and the Question of Theology: Making Room for Historical Faith I Introduction II Glaube in Kant’s Taxonomy of Propositional Attitudes III The Limits to Knowledge and the Room for Faith IV Religion’s ‘‘Experiment’’ and the Contents of Historical Faith V Historical Faith as Fürwahrhalten VI Conclusion 6 Kant versus Christianity KI CI KII CII KIII CIII KIV CIV 7 Divine Agency and Divine Action in Immanuel Kant 8 Kant and the Problem of Divine Revelation: An Assessment and

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Author
Chris L. Firestone; Nathan A. Jacobs; James H. Joiner
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
Published
2017
Language
EN
ISBN
9781108524063
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Philosophy, Religion, Christian

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