Kant's Enlightenment Instinct Is That He Wants to Judge Doctrine and to Uh Reject It

Kant's enlightenment instinct is that he wants to be able to judge doctrine and to reject it as well. That also really comes across in Kant's essay what is enlightenment. He says there can't be any dogmas that was contrary to the spirit of enlightenment. And even calls it a crime against human nature dogmaYeah, I mean you see that in in in Kant uh for example in his work religion beyond the limits of reason alone.