Pace Kant, a Moral Theology and an Ethical Atheism coexist whose purpose is to emphasize the very Kantian Principle of Autonomy. We are at the crossroads of the second and third Kantian Questions. Kantian Thought allows for a double reading of his reflections on Religion, but the Ethical perspective that imposes its Practical Primacy can never be abandoned. Hence, some collaborations tell us about Kantian Moral Theology and others put the emphasis on reading between the lines, paying attention to the spirit rather than the letter of Kantian texts, to emphasize that within Ethical Formalism Morality leaves the forum when in one way or another a Divinity appears.

Presentación: La teología moral y el ateísmo ético de Kant

Here the intellectual conversation that Kant had with Diderot in the field of ideas is recounted, proving a great coincidence between the approaches of both in relation to ethical atheism , that is, with that emancipation that ethics must have with respect to any instance or external code, although one did it symphonically with his critical system and the other as rhapsodic as it was fragmentary. On the other hand, it is emphasized that both expressed their commitment and political interventionism at the end of their respective careers.

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