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Kant, Wood and Moral Arguments
Kantian Review 27 (1):61-70 (2022)
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In this article I discuss the moral-coherence reading of Kant’s moral argument offered by Allen Wood in his recent book _Kant and Religion_, display some of the challenges that it faces and suggest that a moral-psychological formulation is preferable.Author's Profile
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