Kant’s Rational Religion and the Radical Enlightenment : From Spinoza to Contemporary Debates (Hardcover)

Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Towards the Radical Enlightenment: Setting the Stage for a Debate 2. Spinoza's God in Kant's Pre-Critical Writings 3. Kant as a Critic of Spinoza: From Enthusiasm to Virtuous Atheism 4. The Primacy of the Practical: Radical Enlightenment, Spinoza, and Kant 5. Kant's Heterodox Defense of Religion and the Early Modern Religious Rationalism 6. The Divinity of Reason in the Opus Postumum 7. Christianity as a Liberal Religion: Kant on the Relations between Church and State 8. Religion in the Public Sphere: Kant's Contribution to Secularism Conclusion Bibliography Index