e highest good is the culmination of Kant’s ethical theory. It systematically combines all objects of practical reason, integrating everything that is good into an unconditioned totality. By doing so, it bridges the dualisms between moral and pathological value, between duty and prudence, as well as between virtue and happiness. It thereby gives rise to a unified necessary system of ends. is ...

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The concept of the highest good plays a vital role in Kant’s moral theism. However, as many scholars suggest, own texts about very can be interpreted different ways, some which may imply that practical postulate God is not necessary for realization good. In this paper, I argue, on contrary, within framework philosophy, no matter how we interpretate good, it. combination virtue and happiness, le...