Thus happiness in exact proportion with the morality of rational be ings, through which they are worthy of it, alone constitutes the highest Beurtheilung erkennt a A A A good of a world into which we must without exception transpose our selves in accordance with the precepts of pure but practical reason, and which, of course, is only an intelligible world, since the sensible world does not promise us that sort of systematic unity of ends, the reality of which can be grounded on nothing other than the presupposition of a highest original good, since self sufficient reason, armed with all of the sufficiency of a supreme cause, in accordance with the most perfect pur posiveness, grounds, conserves, and completes the order of things that is universal though well hidden from us in the sensible world.