Religion Within the Bounds of Bare Reason

Brief Overview

In the book «Religion Within the Bounds of Bare Reason», Immanuel Kant explores religion from the perspective of rational philosophy. He argues that true religion should be based on moral principles rather than dogmas and rituals. Kant examines the concepts of evil, free will, and moral law, asserting that religion should promote the moral improvement of individuals. He also analyzes the role of the church and religious institutions, emphasizing that they should support the moral development of society rather than replace moral principles. The book represents an attempt to reconcile religious beliefs with the demands of reason and morality.