Dans cet ouvrage classique de la philosophie, Immanuel Kant, le grand philosophe allemand, examine les relations entre la raison et la religion. Kant soutient que la raison ne peut pas prouver l'existence de Dieu, mais que la foi religieuse peut être considérée comme un postulat moral. Cette édition de l'ouvrage est enrichie de commentaires de Jacques Trullard, un philosophe français du XIXe siècle.

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