Immanuel Kant - Reason and Good

ributes what is known about God's nature back to his being a rational being. Kant notes that "Everything in nature works in accordance with laws. Only a rational being has the capacity to act in accordance with the representation of the laws" (Kant 24). This basically means that as rational creatures we are all given the choice to act according to our duty. Humans, despite best efforts, often fall short of acting in accordance to duty. God, however, being the supreme rational being, has never faulted in acting out of what is uncondition
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