Join Samuel Stoner, an Associate Professor of Philosophy specializing in Immanuel Kant, as he delves into Kant’s intriguing essay on the origins of humanity. The discussion navigates the intersection of philosophy and Genesis, revealing how Kant imagines humanity moving from instinct to moral awareness. Topics include Kant’s critique of Herder’s views, the implications of ‘the fall’ on human nature, and the role of reason in understanding biblical narratives. Expect humor and deep insights as the hosts unravel complex philosophical themes.
