Shao Kai Tseng. Immanuel Kant. Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing, November 16th 2020. 232 pp.
5 out of 5
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Have you heard of the philosopher Immanuel Kant? Kant as a philosopher is hard to understand and yet Kant was such a watershed individual in philosophy. Through his writings philosophy went from the trend of large speculation on the “big ideas” of God, freedom, morality, religion, etc., to the overall trend today of being interpretative and analytic, and dare I say “less ambitious” in its scope and aims. Given Kant’s importance and the difficulties of interpreting him this book has been immensely helpful. The author Shao Kai Tseng has done a superb job writing this book. He’s given us a rigorous introduction to Kant from a Reformed standpoint. A professor of philosophy, the author is also a Reformed Christian with an impressive academic background in philosophy and theology: His Master of Divinity is from Regent College, his ThM from Princeton Theological Seminary and his MSt and DPhil from Oxford. I appreciate that his writing is from a biblical worldview.
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