Theism in the Language of Humanism: Reincarnations of the Transcendent God in the Secular Subject

The process of secularization can be defined as a shift in the focus of European thought from the transcendent God, the otherworldly, and the suprahuman, towards immanence, that is, towards the world and the human condition in the world. Secularization represents a transition from theism to humanism...

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Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2024
Subjects:	Agape Allard Pierson Anders Nygren Arab nationalism Carl du Prel Carl Schmitt denominationalism diaspora divine love enlightenment exile exodus fact-value faith and God in Buber’s teaching forgetting and memory Franz Rosenzweig Fritz Mauthner galut Greek nationalism Hassidism Heidegger homeland/Heimat human love humanism I-Thou basic word idolatry idology Jewish philosophy Jewish state John D. Caputo late Ottoman history liberal Protestantism love in Buber’s teaching love of enemy Martin Buber modern subjectivity modernism Muslim religious reform mysticism negative theology nontheistic Jewish humanism orthodox feminism orthodoxy Palestinian Talmud Paul Tillich phenomenology Philosophy and Religion Philosophy of religion political theology post-secularism postcritical Judaism postsecularism posttraditional Jewish thought Religion and beliefs religion without religion Religion: general religious humanism secular messianism secularism secularity secularization sovereignty State of Israel subjectivity Tanzimat transcendent God transcendental consciousness ultimate concern unconscious x experience Zionism
ISBN:	9783725820078, 3725820082, 3725820074, 9783725820085
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