Cambridge Library Collection - Philosophy: The Essence of Christianity (Paperback)

from blake.rosser

One of the more difficult books I've ever read, but filled with great ideas. Basically Feuerbach says that Christianity (love of Christ) should really be about love of man, and this is simply because Christ sacrificed himself becasue of this love for man. Consequently, if we don't love and care f...

from stillatim

Another in the surprisingly large group of books, 'things that, although incomprehensible to people who don't understand Hegel, are read with great relish by people who don't understand Hegel because they can be used to re-affirm preexisting prejudices' (see also Marx, Kojeve, all the 'end of his...

from dmsteyn

The beginning, middle and end of religion is MAN. The dictum that one should "believe as a child" is a popular one among Christians of many stripes. Unquestioning belief is often held to be the true sign of piety, while scepticism and uncertainty are rejected out of hand. Yet so much of civilisat...

from dmsteyn

The beginning, middle and end of religion is MAN. The dictum that one should "believe as a child" is a popular one among Christians of many stripes. Unquestioning belief is often held to be the true sign of piety, while scepticism and uncertainty are rejected out of hand. Yet so much of civilisat...