Christian Atonement and Kantian Justification

  • Quinn P
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THIS PAPER IS A STUDY OF KANT'S ATTEMPT TO RECONSTRUCT THE CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT WITHIN THE LIMITS OF REASON. IT BEGINS WITH A BRIEF SKETCH OF ANSELM'S SATISFACTION-THEORETIC ACCOUNT OF ATONEMENT AND THEN PRESENTS THE MAIN OBJECTIONS TO THAT ACCOUNT. NEXT KANT'S ACCOUNT OF ATONEMENT IS GIVEN A DETAILED EXPOSITION, AND IT IS SHOWN THAT IT AVOIDS THE DIFFICULTIES THAT PLAGUE ANSELM'S ACCOUNT. KANT'S ACCOUNT IS THEN SUBJECTED TO CRITICISM.

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Quinn, P. L. (1986). Christian Atonement and Kantian Justification. Faith and Philosophy, 3(4), 440–462. https://doi.org/10.5840/faithphil19863433

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