I suspect that what we have in Kant is the recognition that there cannot be, in any “reasonable” way, a moral demand upon me, unless reality itself is committed to morality in some deep way. It makes sense only if there is a moral demand on the world too and only if reality will in the end satisfy that demand.[38] The demands of morality, it must be reiterated, are often difficult and even extremely costly. The issue, again, is what obligates us to pay the price of morality, and whether such a demand