Kant on Religion and Science: Independence or Integration?
Abstract. Immanuel Kant's theoretical knowledge and practical knowledge tempt conclusion that natural science and religion are two independent discourses of a dualistic system. To be sure, knowledge is anchored in two kinds of causality. Theoretical knowledge is governed by physical causality....
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| Language: | English |
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2006
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Zygon
Year: 2006, Volume: 41, Issue: 3, Pages: 727-746 |
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Whitehead's aesthetics
B beauty as a symbol of the moral B Kant's practical knowledge B Kant's monism B Heteronomy B Artificial Intelligence B Deontological ethics B Teleology B Process theology B Intelligent design B self-legislation B Kant's theoretical knowledge B Barbour's models of religion and science B Aesthetics B Autonomy |
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