Staat und Religion bei Kant

The relationship between state and religion is particularly explosive in the 21st century. How did Kant view this relationship? The book leads from an analysis of the main features of his critical moral philosophy via the presentation of his philosophy of state and religion to the elements of Kant's constitutional law on religion. Beyond the demonstration of significant differences to current constitutional law on religion, it can be shown that there is also much to learn from Kant on the relationship between state and religion. This is the first monograph to bring together a highly topical subject with one of the most important authors in the history of philosophy and is just as relevant for philosophers and lawyers as it is for an interested wider audience.