Religion within only reason. Kant I.

The attention of readers is proposed to the classical work of the great German thinker Immanuel Kant (1724–1804), which contains his philosophical doctrine of religion, morality and morality. The author’s focus is the attitude of religion to human nature, endowed with both kind and evil predisposes. I. Kant is trying to find out the mutual ratio of the evil and good principle as two self-existing and in their own way affecting a person of acting principles, argues about the struggle of a good principle with evil for dominance over a person. The work sets out the philosophical representation of the victory of a good principle in the foundation of the Kingdom of God on earth, as well as the historical representation of the gradual foundation of the dominance of a good principle.

The book is recommended for philosophers, historians, religious scholars, students of philosophical specialties, as well as all those interested in the history of philosophical and religious teachings.