Critique of Practical Reason

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Kant delves into the foundations of morality and ethics, addressing the challenges of a reason-driven age. He builds upon the principles established in his first critique, advocating for a moral science grounded in the truths of Christianity and the afterlife. By emphasizing logical ethics, he seeks to replace superstition and unreliable emotions with a structured approach to morality, making significant contributions to Enlightenment thought.