I. Kant's approach to the problem of law and morality relations as a source of V. S. Solovyov's philosophical views
The article is aimed at the analysis of I. Kant's views on law and morality relations and their impact on V. S. Solovyov's philosophy. Law, in Kant's opinion, regulates only external human interrelations and differs in this respect from morality. Like Kant, Solovyov looks at law as rooted in human freedom. Kant interpreted the human mind as a source of morality and law. As a source of law and morality, it should possess, Solovyov claims, another highest capacity - religious belief.