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Kant on Autonomy, the Ends of Humanity, and the Possibility of Morality

Thus the objective reality of the moral law can be proved through no deduction, through no exertion of the theoretical, speculative, or empirically supported reason; and, even if one were willing to renounce its apodictic certainty, it could not be confirmed by any experience and thus proved a posteriori. Nevertheless, it is firmly established of itself [steht... für sich selbst fest]. Critique ofpractical Reason