MORAL, RELIGIóN Y POLíTICA EN I. KANT

at the end of the critique of judgment, kant addresses the problem of the proofs of the existence of god and carries out a detailed examination of the only proof he considers capable of eliciting assent: the moral proof. the article reviews the path followed by kant in order to reach the idea of a moral author of the world on the basis of his analysis of the purposiveness of nature, and shows how this argument is linked to kant's ethical-political doctrine as set forth in his other works.