The Hegelian Atheism
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Hegel, atheism, God’s death, essence, reflection, contradiction, ground, existence, reality.
Abstract
The Hegelian atheism is an atheism of the God’s death. If the hegelian God is the same thing that the lógos (that is to say, the rationality of the real) then the alienation (Entaüsserung) of the logical Idea in the Nature must be understood as the God’s death. That alienation is due to the dialectics of the Ground (grund) exposed in the logic of the essence: The essence is the abyssal Ground of the existence (Existenz). Said otherwise: the essence founds the existence sinking, that is to say, disappearing as such essence. Similarly the God’s death is the Ground of the real. So God is not but the God’s death.Downloads
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Ezquerra Gómez J. (2011). The Hegelian Atheism. Logos. Anales del Seminario de Metafísica, 44, 121-135. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_ASEM.2011.v44.36876
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