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Kant thinks that

    { 1 } - a reflective judgment is a necessary condition for there being objects of experience at all.
    { 2 } - an empirical scientist uses the idea of God in a constitutive fashion.
    { 3 } - it is obvious that Nature is the work of a divine mind.
    { 4 } - an empirical scientist must presuppose the existence of God.
    { 5 } - all scientific inquiry is guided by the assumption that nature is an intelligible unity.

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Kant thinks that

See p. 352. No, he thinks that a determinant judgment is necessary for such.

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Kant thinks that

    { 1 } - a reflective judgment is a necessary condition for there being objects of experience at all.
    { 2 } - an empirical scientist uses the idea of God in a constitutive fashion.
    { 3 } - it is obvious that Nature is the work of a divine mind.
    { 4 } - an empirical scientist must presuppose the existence of God.
    { 5 } - all scientific inquiry is guided by the assumption that nature is an intelligible unity.

No, he uses the idea in a regulative fashion. See p. 352

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Kant thinks that

    { 1 } - a reflective judgment is a necessary condition for there being objects of experience at all.
    { 2 } - an empirical scientist uses the idea of God in a constitutive fashion.
    { 3 } - it is obvious that Nature is the work of a divine mind.
    { 4 } - an empirical scientist must presuppose the existence of God.
    { 5 } - all scientific inquiry is guided by the assumption that nature is an intelligible unity.

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Kant thinks that

    { 1 } - a reflective judgment is a necessary condition for there being objects of experience at all.
    { 2 } - an empirical scientist uses the idea of God in a constitutive fashion.
    { 3 } - it is obvious that Nature is the work of a divine mind.
    { 4 } - an empirical scientist must presuppose the existence of God.
    { 5 } - all scientific inquiry is guided by the assumption that nature is an intelligible unity.

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Kant thinks that

    { 1 } - a reflective judgment is a necessary condition for there being objects of experience at all.
    { 2 } - an empirical scientist uses the idea of God in a constitutive fashion.
    { 3 } - it is obvious that Nature is the work of a divine mind.
    { 4 } - an empirical scientist must presuppose the existence of God.
    { 5 } - all scientific inquiry is guided by the assumption that nature is an intelligible unity.

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