This man stated that God existed in the universe's moral order in an otherwise atheistic tract by F. K. Foberg.  
This man stated that God existed in the universe's moral order in an otherwise atheistic tract by F. K. Foberg.  Besides writing "On the Grounds of Our Belief in a Divine Government of the Universe," this man responded to Johann Christoph von Woellner's Censorship Edict in a work defending man's fundamental rights of liberty.  In his best known work, he attacked (*) dogmatism's leap from things to representations, instead asserting the idealist statement that "the I posits itself as an I".  He addressed the Enlightenment in The Characteristics of the Present Age and his breakthrough work was published on recommendation of Immanuel Kant.  For 10 points, name this German philosopher who wrote An Attempt at a Critique of All Revelation.
This man stated that God existed in the universe's moral order in an otherwise atheistic tract by F. K. Foberg.  
Johann Gottlieb Fichte