According to Immanuel Kant, the issue of the opportunity of a virtuous society in the context of radical evil

This study has discussed the possibility of virtue society from a Kantian point of view within the framework of morality, law, religion, radical evil, and other sub-concepts that these main issues encompass. However, the definition of the moral concept necessary to do this, the nature of freedom, and in the context of this nature, the basic arguments of the Kantian project about what God and the immortality of the soul mean. He also examined the concepts such as contract, property, sensus communis (common sense) and state, which express the formation process of a society. While doing all this, the power of judgment and its sub-titles (beautiful, sublime, purposeful nature, historical progress) have been handled in a way that does not go beyond the scope of our subject in order to establish the context between the mentioned concepts.