The Kantian And Lutheran Elements in Ritschl's Conception of God ..
The Kantian And Lutheran Elements in Ritschl's Conception of God ..
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Again, too, so far as there was any moral worth in accounts of miracles, Kant was willing to preserve that.
But he seems not to have had any vital belief in such phenomena.
He did not consider them essential to a religion within the limits of reason, a religion toward which he believed the race was slowly moving. From these considerations, coupled with the trans- cendence of his purely theoretical concept of God, it would seem that Kant was closely allied in thought with the English Deists, and... that his conception would best be classed as transcendent. But there is still another line of thought bearing upon the problem.
It was characteristic of Kant to avoid extremes. In his first pub- lication in which he criticizes both Leibnitz and Descartes he con- cludes by taking a mediating position. u The knowledge of these two extreme limits," he says, " must without difficulty determine the point where the truth from both sides will agree." a Again 1 Kant : Works, Rosenkranz, Vol. XL, p. 137.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again, too, so far as there was any moral worth in accounts of miracles, Kant was willing to preserve that.
But he seems not to have had any vital belief in such phenomena.
He did not consider them essential to a religion within the limits of reason, a religion toward which he believed the race was slowly moving. From these considerations, coupled with the trans- cendence of his purely theoretical concept of God, it would seem that Kant was closely allied in thought with the English Deists, and... that his conception would best be classed as transcendent. But there is still another line of thought bearing upon the problem.
It was characteristic of Kant to avoid extremes. In his first pub- lication in which he criticizes both Leibnitz and Descartes he con- cludes by taking a mediating position. u The knowledge of these two extreme limits," he says, " must without difficulty determine the point where the truth from both sides will agree." a Again 1 Kant : Works, Rosenkranz, Vol. XL, p. 137.
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