The Limits of What We Can Know

Kant is adamant that these questions are perfectly meaningful. The fact that we have the spectacles through which we view things doesn't detract from the fact that there are things being viewed. There is a way it is, irrespective of whether we can know what it's like or not. But we're at liberty to speculate, and as far as the great religious questions are concerned, we're at Liberty to have faith if we want that things are a certain way.