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Ludwig Feuerbach is one of those great philosophers that makes you wish you were his contempory so that you could have those defining conversations that go on into wee hours of the morning. In this work the essence of our relationship with life, what we define as God, and our understanding of ourselves is examined and enhanced. It is a profound exploration that charts new horizons in our understanding...
Religion tends to be a sensitive topic, and in The Essence of Christianity Feuerbach tackles the tough questions of Biblical contradictions. Tracking the pendulum shift between Christianity s anthropological background and its theological core, Feuerbach challenges conventional perceptions of the Holy Trinity. He dares to go where many in his day feared to tread, discussing the topics of creationism, celibacy, and the existence of a personal God.
The German philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach (1804-1872) had much impact on the Victorian view of religion. As a member of the Young Hegelians he critiqued Hegel s philosophy of idealism; he later joined the German Social Democratic Party, which was founded by Marx. His other works include Principles of the Philosophy of the Future and Thoughts on Death and Immorality.
Loading...Preface to the second edition; 1. Introduction; Part I. The True or Anthropological Essence of Religion: 2. God as a being of the understanding; 3. God as a moral being, or law; 4. The mystery of the incarnation; or, God as love, as a being of the heart; 5. The mystery of the suffering God; 6. The mystery of the Trinity and the Mother of God; 7. The mystery of the logos and divine image; 8. The mystery of the cosmogonical principle in God; 9. The mystery of mysticism, or nature in God; 10. The mystery of providence and creation out of nothing; 11. The significance of the creation in Judaism; 12. The omnipotence of feeling, or the mystery of prayer; 13. The mystery of faith - the mystery of miracle; 14. The mystery of the resurrection and of the miraculous conception; 15. The mystery of the Christian Christ, or the personal God; 16. The distinction between Christianity and heathenism; 17. The significance of voluntary celibacy and monachism; 18. The Christian heaven, or personal immortality; Part II. The False or Theological Essence of Religion: 19. The essential stand-point of religion; 20. The contradiction in the existence of God; 21. The contradiction in the revelation of God; 22. The contradiction in the nature of God in general; 23. The contradiction in the speculative doctrine of God; 24. The contradiction in the Trinity; 25. The contradiction in the sacraments; 26. The contradiction of faith and love; 27. Concluding application; Appendix: 1. The religious emotions purely human; 2. God is feeling released from limits; 3. God is the highest feeling of self; 4. Distinction between the pantheistic and personal God; 5. Nature without interest for Christians; 6. In God man is his own object; 7. Christianity the religion of suffering; 8. Mystery of the Trinity; 9. Creation out of nothing; 10. Egoism of the Israelitish religion; 11. The idea of providence; 12. Contradiction of faith and reason; 13. The resurrection of Christ; 14. The Christian a supermundane being; 15. The celibate and monachism; 16. The Christian heaven; 17. What faith denies on earth it affirms in heaven; 18. Contradictions in the sacraments; 19. Contradiction of faith and love; 20. Results of the principle of faith; 21. Contradiction of the God-Man; 22. Anthropology the mystery of theology.
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