It's a bit like bashing people for not taking the time to read Kant.
I think that thebproblem is that people that haven’t taken the time to read Kant most of the time do not attempt to criticize or discuss his work.
Re:I still love Kierkegaard
by charcoal23 on Friday November 17, 2017 @10:42AM
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Kant isn't directly used in ways which oppress or abuse people. His works are generally not used as the foundation of unpleasant systems. Children are not raised to think of Kant as infallible, nor are they punished for failing to follow his dictates.
People criticize religion without extensively reading the theology because religion is a lived experience in a way that Kant isn't.
It's more of a coping mechanism, is it not? I've read roughly half of the things you've listed, but definitely don't remember most of the nuances.
By default, people don't know (or care) about philosophy, and religion is a type of philosophy. It's a bit like bashing people for not taking the time to read Kant.