Chris L. Firestone is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Trinity College, Trinity International University, Deerfield, USA

’Useful in its survey of recent works on Kant's view of religion, Firestone also presents an interesting model of the interaction of contemporary philosophers and theologians.’ Religious Studies Review 'It is a well-written book, worthy of the attention not only of philosophers of religion and theologians but also of Kant scholars more generally...' Journal of Religion

• Chapter 1 Can Theology Go Through Kant?; Chapter 2 Knowledge and Cognition in Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy; Chapter 3 Faith and Cognition in Kant’s Philosophy of Religion; Chapter 4 Kant’s Moral Grounds for Theology; Chapter 5 Kant’s Poetic Grounds for Theology; Chapter 6 Kant’s Ontological Grounds for Theology; Chapter 7 Rational Religious Faith and Kantian Theology; Chapter 8 Concluding Comments;

Chris L. Firestone is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Trinity College, Trinity International University, Deerfield, USA

’Useful in its survey of recent works on Kant's view of religion, Firestone also presents an interesting model of the interaction of contemporary philosophers and theologians.’ Religious Studies Review 'It is a well-written book, worthy of the attention not only of philosophers of religion and theologians but also of Kant scholars more generally...' Journal of Religion

• Chapter 1 Can Theology Go Through Kant?; Chapter 2 Knowledge and Cognition in Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy; Chapter 3 Faith and Cognition in Kant’s Philosophy of Religion; Chapter 4 Kant’s Moral Grounds for Theology; Chapter 5 Kant’s Poetic Grounds for Theology; Chapter 6 Kant’s Ontological Grounds for Theology; Chapter 7 Rational Religious Faith and Kantian Theology; Chapter 8 Concluding Comments;

Chris L. Firestone is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Trinity College, Trinity International University, Deerfield, USA

’Useful in its survey of recent works on Kant's view of religion, Firestone also presents an interesting model of the interaction of contemporary philosophers and theologians.’ Religious Studies Review 'It is a well-written book, worthy of the attention not only of philosophers of religion and theologians but also of Kant scholars more generally...' Journal of Religion

• Chapter 1 Can Theology Go Through Kant?; Chapter 2 Knowledge and Cognition in Kant’s Theoretical Philosophy; Chapter 3 Faith and Cognition in Kant’s Philosophy of Religion; Chapter 4 Kant’s Moral Grounds for Theology; Chapter 5 Kant’s Poetic Grounds for Theology; Chapter 6 Kant’s Ontological Grounds for Theology; Chapter 7 Rational Religious Faith and Kantian Theology; Chapter 8 Concluding Comments;