The German word ‘Abgrund’, which is translated as ‘abyss’, means what is without limit, end, or bottom; the...
Foucault and Religion After the Death of God and Man
In the writings of Foucault, religion is thought in light of the death of God and man and...
Sartre’s Atheism: Philosophical and Personal
Sartre’s atheism is radical; it is philosophical and personal, ontological and subjective, phenomenological and poetic; it is the...
Sartre on Abandonment
According to Sartre, abandonment does not mean that we are forgotten about or left behind by a certain...
Nietzsche on Religion: “God Is Dead”
Perhaps it all began in Nietzsche’s philosophy; or perhaps the origin is very far from Nietzsche, yet it...
Heidegger: The Death of God, Metaphysics, and Poetry
We belong to a time, according to Heidegger, in which a breaking up of the onto-theology holding metaphysics...