The problem of evil in the essay on the philosophical use of the concept of negative magnitudes

This paper presents a reconstruction of the problem of evil in Kant's Attempt to Introduce the Concept of Negative Magnitudes into Philosophy. First, I explain the systematic and historical aspects of this essay. Second, I comment on the meaning of evil according to the concept of negative magnitudes. Third, I present Kant's argument to defend the highest wisdom of God against the negativity of evil. Fourth, I give the main keys for interpreting the problem of radical evil according to Kant's concept of negative magnitudes. I argue that moral evil, as something real, positive and with its own ontological grounds, can annihilate the reality of good and, therefore, morality.