Essence of Christianity
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Essence of Christianity, 1841
Essence of Christianity Feuerbach Essence of Christianity: Introduction §2 The Essence of Religion in General What we have so far maintained concerning the general relationship between man and his object, and between man and sensuous objects, is particularly true of man’s relationship to the religious object. In view of its relation to the objects of the senses, the consciousness of the object can be distinguished from self-consciousness; but, in the case of the religious object, consciousness and self-consciousness directly coincide. A sensuous object exists apart from man, but the
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