Religion in Hegel’s Refutation of Moral Skepticism

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This paper examines Hegel’s critique of moral skepticism and the role of religion in his ethical framework, contrasting it with Kant’s formalism. It explores how Hegel integrates Aristotelian and Kantian ideas to develop a socially grounded morality, emphasizing community and freedom. The work also discusses whether Hegel’s approach can be seen as a form of moral constructivism.