Evaluating the provability of God in Kant's philosophy

In order to find a way to analyze metaphysics, Kant introduced four types of theorems in his philosophy. After analyzing these theorems, only post-analytic theorems can be considered as a general title for all theorems and a more accurate way to measure external truth and falsehood. Presented theorems. Since metaphysical theorems are also present in post-analytic theorems, the truth of metaphysical theorems does not need to be referred to the outside world, and the rest of the theorems are determined to be true or false, depending on whether their predicate is sensory or inductive. .The fruit of a posteriori analytic theorems in proving metaphysics is due to the need for a posteriori perception of "existence", followed by the provability of God with metaphysical theorems that are certain and in accordance with reality in which there is no possibility of inaccuracy.This study has an analytical and critical view of Kant's philosophy and has tried to start in a chain of its theorems and defects in order to find the serious flaw in Kant's philosophy that has prevented the presentation of proof to prove God, and not only metaphysics. Introduce something supernatural but also scientifically provable and certain and without the need to measure truth and falsehood.