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[L:74] Belief, for Kant, is a form of judging something to be true, intermediate between mere opinion and certain knowledge. To believe something in this sense is to judge that it is true by virtue of "a ground that is objectively insufficient but subjectively sufficient" in mere opinion neither are sufficient, in knowledge both conditions are met.

 

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