Immanuel Kant

is guilty of taking all sides of positions. He makes you think you are at a county fair. You can buy from him anything you want—freedom of the will and captivity of the will, idealism and a refutation of idealism, atheism and the good Lord.

“In Kant's works," says Nietzsche's critical friend Paul Ree, "you feel as though you were at a country fair. You can buy from him anything you want—freedom of the will and captivity of the will, idealism and a refutation of idealism* atheism and the good Lord.

is like a juggler who, out of an empty hat draws out of the concept of duty a God, immortality, and freedom,—to the great surprise of his readers.

Like a juggler out of an empty hat, Kant draws out of the concept of duty a God, immortality, and freedom,—to the great surprise of his readers."

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