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| Almost 300 years ago Immanuel Kant strongly stated the importance of holding firm on these issues. The immanentist philosopher Immanuel Kant responded to the disaster by initiating a discussion concerning the good that comes from harm in the hopes of elevating the concept of the sublime. While Immanuel Kant had already argued to separate theology from the liberal arts, it seems the opposition by religious studies scholars against the place of theology in the university reached its height in America just around the time the religious right began asserting itself politically. |
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Immanuel Kant - influential German idealist philosopher (1724-1804)