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Ch. 6 - Kant: Reason and Freedom, History and Grace

#45: Mar. - April 2008 (Non-Fiction)
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Hello Saffron,

I'm not going to answer your post, but I'd like to welcome you to Booktalk.

I'm glad you've found us and plunged straight into a discussion,
that's great. :smile:

Would you like to tell us a little about yourself by writing an introduction in the "Introduce Yourself" threads?

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Hello Saffron, I agree with your comments, and think they illustrate how Kant, and much philosophy, operates from an inadequate scientific basis. Of course our nature is social, and empathy is wired in to our genes. It takes a toxic culture to remove our innate sense of empathy. Sadly, the modern world is quite toxic and alienated, and this is where I think the Christian concept of the fall is helpful
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