Quote by Immanuel Kant

Religion is the recognition of all our duties as divine commands.

Religion is the recognition of all our duties as divine comm

Summary

This quote emphasizes that religion entails acknowledging and embracing our responsibilities as mandates from a supreme being or higher power. It suggests that religious individuals perceive their obligations not merely as societal or personal duties but rather as instructions from the divine. The quote implies that religion serves as a framework for understanding and fulfilling our moral and ethical obligations by viewing them as sacred and guided by divine authority. By recognizing and following these commands, one can find spiritual fulfillment and a sense of purpose in their actions.

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By Immanuel Kant

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