Kant on history and religion - With a translation of Kant's ''On the failure of all attempted philosophical theodicies''

Part I. The Philosophy Of History: The Context Of Kant's Philosophy Of History: The Omnipresence Of Teleological Statements -- The Content Of His Writings On History -- Clarifications Of Philosophical Issues In The Light Of The Three Critiques -- The Results Of Philosophy Of History -- Part Ii. The Philosophy Of Religion: The Constitutive Elements Of Kant's Philosophy Of Religion -- The Doctrine Of God And Pure Moral Faith -- The Philosophical Problems With Which Kant Approached The Doctrine Of Religion -- Religion Within The Limits Of Reason Alone: The Core Of The Doctrine Of Religion -- Religion Within The Limits Of Reason Alone: The Parerga, Revelation And Grace -- Religion Within The Limits Of Reason Alone: Conclusion -- The Results Of The Philosophy Of Religion As Extensions Of The Results Of The Philosophy Of History: The Meaning Of The Kantian Faith In God And Man. Bibliography: P. [341]-346.