ld spirit. Kant believes that evertythnging is the nouminal world, and the we are perscieveing theis nouminal wourld though our lens which we call reason (Or concepts). We then use our senses to interpret what we are percieveing. He came to this conclusion when he was trying ot find a synthesis between hume and Descares. Descartes was wrong in his thinking, or at least is is evident that there is something missing from his rationalist thinking. Kant used to believe this but after reading the empirist remarks of Hume he began to see the need for use of our sensory perceptions within reality as well. So the synthesis is that all knowledge comes from the combination of conepts and intuitions (reason and sensory perceptions), without reason we would have no lens to perceive what the nominal wourld is telling us, and without senses we would have no way of understanding what our reason is telling us. But even with this we need to remember that the best that we can do is perceive what is, but that does not determine what something is, the nominal would exists beyond our perception and is still a mystery. This leaves open room for metaphysics, because God, and our souls can still exist beyond our plain of sensory, or reason.2.both Kierkegaard and Marx disagreed with hegels philiosphy. Kirkegaard Thought that Hegel was full of it because Keirgkegaard did not believe that history was a dividriving force behind nature, he also believe that wthere is free will, we are not a subordinate to the matrix type idea that Hegel believes in. Kierkegaard is also not a pantheist, he believes that our purpose on this earth is not to reach athe end goal of realizing that we are all part of one this, but rather that we are here on earth for the purpose of becoming what God wants us to be. Hegel doesn’t even leave room for God in his Philosophy.This is not to say that K is wholeheartedly against Hegels every word, Kierkegaard agrees with Helegl as fo...
