Peter Byrne is Professor of Ethics and the Philosophy of Religion at King's College, London, UK.

• Contents: Preface; God and Kant's critical project; Kant on natural theology I; Kant on natural theology II; Religious language and the boundaries of sense; The positive case for God; Kant on the elements of the highest good; Kant's moral theology explored; Kant, Christianity and deism; Bibliography; Index.

’This study of Kant's complex and basic thought about God is clear, discerning, and comprehensive. Byrne is to be congratulated on it. My only regret is that it was not published half a century ago so that not only I but also my students could have benefited from its perceptive exposition of and insights into Kant's thought.’ Journal of Theological Studies ’... there is much valuable in Byrne’s book as a clear, detailed presentation of Kant’s various doctrines pertaining to religious faith, coupled with sharp analytical criticism of these doctrines, informed by comprehensive knowledge of Kant’s corpus.’ Journal of the American Academy of Religion

Peter Byrne is Professor of Ethics and the Philosophy of Religion at King's College, London, UK.

• Contents: Preface; God and Kant's critical project; Kant on natural theology I; Kant on natural theology II; Religious language and the boundaries of sense; The positive case for God; Kant on the elements of the highest good; Kant's moral theology explored; Kant, Christianity and deism; Bibliography; Index.

’This study of Kant's complex and basic thought about God is clear, discerning, and comprehensive. Byrne is to be congratulated on it. My only regret is that it was not published half a century ago so that not only I but also my students could have benefited from its perceptive exposition of and insights into Kant's thought.’ Journal of Theological Studies ’... there is much valuable in Byrne’s book as a clear, detailed presentation of Kant’s various doctrines pertaining to religious faith, coupled with sharp analytical criticism of these doctrines, informed by comprehensive knowledge of Kant’s corpus.’ Journal of the American Academy of Religion

Peter Byrne is Professor of Ethics and the Philosophy of Religion at King's College, London, UK.

• Contents: Preface; God and Kant's critical project; Kant on natural theology I; Kant on natural theology II; Religious language and the boundaries of sense; The positive case for God; Kant on the elements of the highest good; Kant's moral theology explored; Kant, Christianity and deism; Bibliography; Index.

’This study of Kant's complex and basic thought about God is clear, discerning, and comprehensive. Byrne is to be congratulated on it. My only regret is that it was not published half a century ago so that not only I but also my students could have benefited from its perceptive exposition of and insights into Kant's thought.’ Journal of Theological Studies ’... there is much valuable in Byrne’s book as a clear, detailed presentation of Kant’s various doctrines pertaining to religious faith, coupled with sharp analytical criticism of these doctrines, informed by comprehensive knowledge of Kant’s corpus.’ Journal of the American Academy of Religion