人拒絕上帝
即使他們發現是你創造他們，也不肯把自己貢獻於你，使你保持著所創造的工程。
(p. 77 or Augustine's Confession V.3)
Source:
奧古斯丁著，周士良譯《懺悔錄》。臺北市: 臺灣商務，1998。
Wilhelm Herrmann's Kantian Apologetics
Wilhelm Herrmann (1846–1922), a prominent liberal Protestant theologian, used Immanuel Kant's philosophy as a foundation to defend Christianity by focusing on the subjective, experiential aspects of religious faith. His approach emphasized the personal encounter with Jesus Christ as the core of Christian faith, aligning with Kant's emphasis on the limits of theoretical reason and the primacy of practical reason. Here are key points of Herrmann’s use of Kantian philosophy: 1. Focus on Religious Experience Herrmann argued that Christianity is fundamentally about a personal, transformative experience of God, encountered uniquely in Jesus Christ. This aligns with Kant’s notion that human beings cannot have direct access to the noumenal (ultimate reality) but can know the phenomenal world (appearances) through subjective experience. For Herrmann, God’s reality is not proven by external metaphysical arguments but is encountered internally in the moral and spiritual experience of fait...
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