Kant on God

The book delves into the significance of the concept of God in Kant's Critical Philosophy, addressing key interpretative debates. It critiques philosophical arguments for God's existence and analyzes Kant's views on religious language, revealing both realist and anti-realist components. Additionally, it explores the relationship between God and ethics in Kant's thought, defining religion as recognizing duties as divine commands, thus providing a comprehensive understanding of Kant's theological and ethical framework.