Kant’s Challenge

Darwinism=Social Darwinism, liberal confusion over Darwinism discusses the idea of freedom in relation to modern scientism, and the relationship of the philosophy of history to theories of evolution.

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From Darwiniana

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Freedom’s Causality, a review of Kant’s Politics at Amazon.com

Here is a quote on this from the book:

What would “bridging nature and freedom” mean outside of politics? For Kant the big questions are nearly always epistemological: thus, bridging freedom and nature might mean specifying the conditions under which investigators of the empirical world (scientists) are [...]

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Where will you be after you’re dead has a discussion of ’soul metaphysics’ in light of the Kantian critiques, with a reference to issues of the transcendental deduction.

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Selection from World History And The Eonic Effect

In a nutshell, there is, as yet, no methodologically sound basis for a theory of evolution. That’s a surprising statement, but the point will become obvious as we look at the gray area between history and evolution. We should recall the reservations of Kant, as to the hope [...]

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