Each of Kant’s three critiques has its own reasoning on the Moral Theology. In addition to the point that demonstrates God in terms of the rules of morality, each reasoning has its own mode. The mode of Justice is ba...Each of Kant’s three critiques has its own reasoning on the Moral Theology. In addition to the point that demonstrates God in terms of the rules of morality, each reasoning has its own mode. The mode of Justice is based on how the accordance of virtue with happiness can be possible, so as to prove the necessity of God. Mode of Duty emphasizes that the accordance of virtue with happiness itself is relied on the completion of moral duties, but it has not yet gone deep into the primary motility of the eternal pursuit in free idea. Mode of Freedom is the most completive mode for the construction of Moral Theology, which is established in the characteristics of free idea itself; so, it appears as a factum which is empirical effective and also transcending-empirical. Thus it makes it possible to bring the three ideas, namely, God, the immortality of spirit and the nature, into one religion.展开更多
文摘Each of Kant’s three critiques has its own reasoning on the Moral Theology. In addition to the point that demonstrates God in terms of the rules of morality, each reasoning has its own mode. The mode of Justice is based on how the accordance of virtue with happiness can be possible, so as to prove the necessity of God. Mode of Duty emphasizes that the accordance of virtue with happiness itself is relied on the completion of moral duties, but it has not yet gone deep into the primary motility of the eternal pursuit in free idea. Mode of Freedom is the most completive mode for the construction of Moral Theology, which is established in the characteristics of free idea itself; so, it appears as a factum which is empirical effective and also transcending-empirical. Thus it makes it possible to bring the three ideas, namely, God, the immortality of spirit and the nature, into one religion.
