to subvert the foundations upon which the identification of the Holy and the True had been built, making such an identification impossible for anyone who took his critiques seriously. As we shall see, Kant disposed of one error only to fall into another, he rejected intellectualism to embrace moralism. More significant in the present context is the fact that in spite of the deathblow which Kant dealt to intellectualism at the close of the eighteenth century, there were still many who fell right back