CW 164 The Value of Thinking: Lecture 5 [first lecture of second section] (Dornach, 26 September 1915) by Rudolf Steiner

Rudolf Steiner delves into the intersections of science and theosophy, highlighting a critical dialogue on materialism's impact on morality. He explores quotes from Kant, questioning whether materialistic views truly encompass the essence of human freedom and existence. The discussion critiques deterministic views and emphasizes the necessity of moral responsibility. Key topics include the implications of materialism on personal agency, the nature of experience beyond the five senses, and the philosophy of laws as learned constructs.