This philosopher argued that a first principle which expresses a "fact/act" is necessary forphilosophy, contrary to the first principle proposed by K. L. Reinhold. He expressed that first principleas "the I posits itself absolutely." His lectures on the Enlightenment were published as TheCharacteristics of the Present Age, and his other works include The Vocation of the Scholar. Hispublication of "On the Ground of Our Belief in a Divine World-Governance" led to accusations of (*)atheism, which caused him to resign from the University of Jena. This author claimed that God cannotcreate laws which are inconsistent with moral law. For 10 points, name this philosopher whose Attemptat a Critique of All Revelation was initially mistaken for a work by Kant.
This philosopher argued that a first principle which expresses a "fact/act" is necessary forphilosophy, contrary to the first principle proposed by K. L. Reinhold. He expressed that first principleas "the I posits itself absolutely." His lectures on the Enlightenment were published as TheCharacteristics of the Present Age, and his other works include The Vocation of the Scholar. Hispublication of "On the Ground of Our Belief in a Divine World-Governance" led to accusations of (*)atheism, which caused him to resign from the University of Jena. This author claimed that God cannotcreate laws which are inconsistent with moral law. For 10 points, name this philosopher whose Attemptat a Critique of All Revelation was initially mistaken for a work by Kant.
This philosopher argued that a first principle which expresses a "fact/act" is necessary forphilosophy, contrary to the first principle proposed by K. L. Reinhold.
: Johann Gottlieb Fichte