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Vanden Auweele, Dennis. Pessimism in Kant's ethics and rational religion / Dennis Vanden Auweele. — 1 online resource — <URL:http://elib.fa.ru/ebsco/1938922.pdf>.

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Pessimism in Kant’sEthics and RationalReligion
Pessimism in Kant’s Ethics and Rational Religion
Copyright page
Contents
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1
Pessimism, Theodicy, and the Protestant Factor
- Early Optimism, Human Nature, and Theodicy
- The Protestant Reform, Pietism, and Human Nature
- Kantian Pessimism
- Notes
Chapter 2
Grounding Morality in Duty and Autonomy
- Kant’s Theoretical Account of Autonomy
- Universal Duty
- Practical Autonomy
- Ends and Ends in Themselves
- Grounding Morality and Pessimism
- Notes
Chapter 3
Motivating Morality by Respect
- Motivation, Interest, and Feeling
- Prudence and Rationality
- Respect as the Moral Interest
- Moral Pleasure
- Notes
Chapter 4
Natural (In)Aptitude for Morality
- Moral Rigorism
- Original Goodness
- Propensity to Evil
- Notes
Interlude
- Notes
Chapter 5
Religious Assistance through Moral Education
- Postulating the Existence of God
- The Rational Necessity of Religion
- Religion and Moral Education
- Notes
Chapter 6
Kantian Christianity, Sincerity, and Pessimism
- Kant on Religion and the Task of Theology
- Kant’s Christology
- Kant and the Bible
- Kant and the Agape of God
- Is Sincere Belief Possible?
- Notes
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
About the Author

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