Immanuel Kant did not believe in Moral law. He also believed that humans were infinite and therefore could actually "know" God or the "Thing in itself" which was also infinite.

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This statement is incorrect. Kant believed in moral law, which he described as the categorical imperative. He also believed that humans could not have direct knowledge of the "Thing in itself" or God, as it was beyond our sensory perception and only accessible through reason.

Immanuel Kant Did Not Believe in Moral Law