The illusions of speculative metaphysics
A) arise because of the very nature of reason itself.
B) pertain particularly to the realm of phenomena.
C) can be avoided by proving the existence of God.
D) have nothing to do with the nature of the self.
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Q1: The aim of Kant's critique of reason
Q2: Synthetic a priori judgments, Kant tells us,
Q4: Concepts, according to Kant, are
A) faint copies
Q5: The function of the categories is to
A)
Q6: According to Kant, knowledge of our own
Q7: According to Kant, a good will is
Q8: The supreme principle of morality, Kant tells
Q9: The categorical imperative
A) is true in the
Q10: Regarding freedom of the will, Kant says
Q11: I am autonomous in the realm of
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