Kant says that the notions of self,cosmos,and God
A) are irrational and should be discarded.
B) cannot be known,but are useful in regulating our thought.
C) are the clearest and best proven beliefs we have.
D) can be objects of knowledge,but only by formulating rational proofs about them.

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Kant argues that while we cannot have knowledge of the self, cosmos, and God in the same way we know empirical objects, these notions play a crucial role in organizing our experiences and moral life. They are not objects of knowledge in the empirical sense but are necessary for the coherence of our moral and rational activity.

Kant Says That the Notions of Self,cosmos,and God