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1. Fundamental para os trabalhos atuais...: “O objetivo desta obra é
buscar a construção de uma ponte do retrospecto histórico-filosófico sobre Kant
rumo a questionamentos teológico-sistemáticos centrais, de tal modo que seja
explicitada a atualidade de sua filosofia.”
“The importance of Kant to what we call 'modernity,' where human reason was claimed to be sovereign, and metaphysics was banished from Western thought, with the recognition of a single valid method for knowledge of truth, the method of "exact" ", can not be ignored. The organizers organized in this volume a panel of experts to answer, in short, the question: 'Would Kant's philosophy represent only one more step in the intractable path to nihilism or modern atheism?' The organizers sign the preface: 'drawing boundaries between believing and knowing - introductory considerations on Kant.' Saskia Wendel opens the debate: 'Not naturalizable: the concept of freedom in Kant'. Klaus Von Stosch pursues: 'Transcendental Criticism and the Question of Truth'; which prepares the way for the article by Cristoph Hübental: 'Autonomy as a principle - the new foundation of morality in Kant'; and Klaus Müller, 'Critique of God's Evidence and Faith in Practical Reason - Evidence of a Subtext of Kant's Theologies.' Magnus Striet addresses the 'Knowledge of all duties as divine commandments - lasting relevance and limits of Kant's philosophy of religion.' Georg Essen continues with 'Farewell to the metaphysics of the soul: a theological survey of Kant's new approach to the subject's philosophy'. Kurt Wenzel studies 'The doctrine of original sin according to Kant'. Michael Murrmann - Kahl discusses 'Immanuel Kant's Doctrine on the Kingdom of God - Between Historical Faith in Revelation and Faith in Practical Reason.' Jean - Pierre Wils deals with the "Autonomy of art and transcendence - aesthetic - theological reflections according to Kant". He closes Michael Böhke's article: 'From the controversy of the faculties to the conflict of interpretations: university theolo“gy according to Kant' ".
“The importance of Kant to what we call 'modernity,' where human reason was claimed to be sovereign, and metaphysics was banished from Western thought, with the recognition of a single valid method for knowledge of truth, the method of "exact" ", can not be ignored. The organizers organized in this volume a panel of experts to answer, in short, the question: 'Would Kant's philosophy represent only one more step in the intractable path to nihilism or modern atheism?' The organizers sign the preface: 'drawing boundaries between believing and knowing - introductory considerations on Kant.' Saskia Wendel opens the debate: 'Not naturalizable: the concept of freedom in Kant'. Klaus Von Stosch pursues: 'Transcendental Criticism and the Question of Truth'; which prepares the way for the article by Cristoph Hübental: 'Autonomy as a principle - the new foundation of morality in Kant'; and Klaus Müller, 'Critique of God's Evidence and Faith in Practical Reason - Evidence of a Subtext of Kant's Theologies.' Magnus Striet addresses the 'Knowledge of all duties as divine commandments - lasting relevance and limits of Kant's philosophy of religion.' Georg Essen continues with 'Farewell to the metaphysics of the soul: a theological survey of Kant's new approach to the subject's philosophy'. Kurt Wenzel studies 'The doctrine of original sin according to Kant'. Michael Murrmann - Kahl discusses 'Immanuel Kant's Doctrine on the Kingdom of God - Between Historical Faith in Revelation and Faith in Practical Reason.' Jean - Pierre Wils deals with the "Autonomy of art and transcendence - aesthetic - theological reflections according to Kant". He closes Michael Böhke's article: 'From the controversy of the faculties to the conflict of interpretations: university theolo“gy according to Kant' ".
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