Immanuel Kant: Alles, was ausser dem guten Lebenswandel der Mensch noch thun zu können vermeint, um Gott wohlgefällig zu werden, ist bl

Alles, was ausser dem guten Lebenswandel der Mensch noch thun zu können vermeint — Immanuel Kant

Alles, was ausser dem guten Lebenswandel der Mensch noch thun zu können vermeint, um Gott wohlgefällig zu werden, ist blosser Religionswahn und Afterdienst Gottes.

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