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I did not say Kant did not write about other topics. He was prolific.
I can only respond to the words you actually wrote. You literally wrote that philosophers "don't really care about religion" - when in fact for two thousand years of western philosophical thinking, philosophers have indeed been interested in religion and religious thinking.
Nietzsche thought religious people were scumbags.
Nietzsche's "The Antichrist" was not ironically titled. He had contempt for Christians.
Leibniz did talk about God and wrote, "Theodicy." But I suspect no Christian will accept the monad, which Leibniz considered his central idea.
I am going by dictionary definitions.
"Care" (verb): to feel interest or concern (Merriam Webster)
For two thousand years, western philosophers have been generally interested in religion and religious thinking, whether positive or negative.
Since Cypress is going to make personal attacks on me, as usual, let me say this.
Very few philosophers in any era were religious and cared about religion. Cypress lies about this because he is a religious fundamentalist.
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