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Kant's Critique of Judgement

Note 50 — SECOND BOOK ANALYTIC OF THE SUBLIME

J. H. (John Henry) Bernard translation

[In the Philosophical Theory of Religion, pt. i. sub fin. (Abbott’s Translation, p. 360), Kant, as here, divides “all religions into two classes—favour-seeking religion (mere worship) and moral religion, that is, the religion of a good life;” and he concludes that “amongst all the public religions that have ever existed the Christian alone is moral.”]

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