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Od mravního zákona k víře | Kantova filosofie náboženství
From moral law to faith | Kant's philosophy of religion
Event by: Dominikánská 8
Location: Dominikánský hostel, Jalovcová 234/2, Praha 1
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🔺 Immanuel Kant is convinced that ethics leads inevitably to religion. But what does he mean by religion? Is it possible to believe in an immortal soul and to believe in God on the basis of the moral law? Is the absolute validity of the moral imperative unacknowledged by theology? Why can't Kant imagine an absurd world and insist that the world must be meaningful? And is Kant's theory of moral evil a philosophical variant of the doctrine of original sin?
🗣 Guests:
OLGA NAVRÁTILOVÁ
is a lawyer and theologian, specializing in German classical philosophy and the philosophy of the Enlightenment. She works as an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy and vice-dean for foreign and ecumenical relations ETF.
ONDŘEJ SIKORA
is a philosopher, teaches at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Pardubice. He focuses on the relationship between ethics and metaphysics in modern continental thinking.
JAKUB SIROVÁTKA
is a philosopher, he specializes in ethics and philosophy of religion, the work of I. Kant and German and French phenomenology, especially on E. Levinas. He works as an associate professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at TF JU.
🎤 Moderator: Petr Fischer
▶️ You can watch the live broadcast of the debate on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8
🎦 Audio and video recording debates will subsequently be available in the archive on our website: https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv
📸 Monika Immrová
🔺 Immanuel Kant is convinced that ethics leads inevitably to religion. But what does he mean by religion? Is it possible to believe in an immortal soul and to believe in God on the basis of the moral law? Is the absolute validity of the moral imperative unacknowledged by theology? Why can't Kant imagine an absurd world and insist that the world must be meaningful? And is Kant's theory of moral evil a philosophical variant of the doctrine of original sin?
🗣 Guests:
OLGA NAVRÁTILOVÁ
is a lawyer and theologian, specializing in German classical philosophy and the philosophy of the Enlightenment. She works as an assistant professor at the Department of Philosophy and vice-dean for foreign and ecumenical relations ETF.
ONDŘEJ SIKORA
is a philosopher, teaches at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Pardubice. He focuses on the relationship between ethics and metaphysics in modern continental thinking.
JAKUB SIROVÁTKA
is a philosopher, he specializes in ethics and philosophy of religion, the work of I. Kant and German and French phenomenology, especially on E. Levinas. He works as an associate professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies at TF JU.
🎤 Moderator: Petr Fischer
▶️ You can watch the live broadcast of the debate on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@dominikanska8
🎦 Audio and video recording debates will subsequently be available in the archive on our website: https://dominikanska8.cz/archiv
📸 Monika Immrová