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Science and Religion in the Framework of Pure Reason

Mladen Živković ; Vis, Croatia


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Abstract


Although extensive, this aricle has a modest purpose: to summarise and clearly expose Kant’s theses on relationship between philosophy, science and religion, and to evoke for close reading of his opus. That is all made in purpose of thinking this relation along with Kant, not without him. Kant’s offers intriguing reasons to be read from this standpoint. This standpoint is given with the results of his work Critique of Pure Reason. There should be found the answers to following questions: how nature is possible, how experience is possible, as well as knowledge of nature and natural science in itself? After that, it should be noted in the same work to see how practical freedom is founded by Kant, which enables morality as foundation of religion. Finally, it should be reflected what are the characteristics of religion based on Reason.

Keywords

Immanuel Kant; phenomenon; experience; science; understanding; nature; natural law; freedom; morality; soul; God; final purpose; ethical community

Hrčak ID:

37066

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https://hrcak.srce.hr/37066

Publication date:

18.2.2009.

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