Kant’s Critique of Practical Reason: A Reassessment

Transcendent Philosophy Journal 8:45-56 (2007)
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The articls attempts to have an assessment of Kant’s objective and universalclaim that Morality can come to be founded only on pure reason, and thatmoral laws are universal and cat egorical because of their form, not theirempirical content This can only be discernable when man’s freedom,immortality of the Soul and the Existence of God is somehow presupposed

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