Contents -- Preface -- Introduction Kant: His Life and Theology -- 1 Themes from Transcendental Idealism -- Introducing Kant's Critique of Pure Reason -- The Problem of Metaphysics -- Transcendental Idealism -- From Theoretical Reason to Practical Reason -- 2 'Moral Religion' for Theologians -- Kant's Morality: The Second Critique and the Groundwork -- Practical Reasoning, Freedom and Autonomy: Critical Distinctions -- 3 Theoretical and Practical Arguments for Theism -- The Concept and Existence of God -- The Speculative Proofs: A Critique of Pure Theoretical Reason -- Kant's Moral Argument: Belief in Practical Reason -- Conclusion: On the Proofs for Theists -- 4 Immortality, Corruption/'Radical Evil' and Salvation -- Religion as Shared Rationality versus Religion as Service to God -- Rationality and Immortality: Working towards Salvation by Way of Moral Certainty -- Corruption and Freedom: 'Is heaven our kind of place?' -- Christ and Human Salvation -- Conclusion Critical Reception of Kantian Autonomy: Or, A Lesson for Theologians -- Obstacles to Kant: Autonomy as Sinful and Masculine Pride -- Theologians against Autonomy: Learning a Lesson from Feminist Reformers -- Kant's Philosophical Contribution to Theological Hermeneutics -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.