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Explain the quote by feuerbach ....."what yesterday was still religion is no longer such today and what is atheism tomorrow will be religion ?

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Answered by rehan85804

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Answered by smartbrainz

Explanation:

Ludwig Feuerbach, an anthropologist and German philospher and at an early age he became interested in religion.
Feuerbach was a disciple of Hegel and he regarded religion as a essential aspect of the self-consciousness of man. For Feuerbach religion was human nature's fact, however he believed that man's religious interest's object moves from a God who is imaginary to man .
God is a projection at best of the highest aspirations, at worst a neurotic symptom. The question relating to non-existence/existence of God, adopting the Hegelian dialect's tones - the opposition between atheism and theism, belongs to the 16th &17th centuries and not to the 19th century.
Feuerbach states that he denied God which for him meant that he denied man's negation ( negation of the subject meant the negation of religion & atheism). Feuerbach believed that Christanity had brought down God into man and that man can be elevated to being God.
Therefore things change and he said "what yesterday was still religion is no longer such today and what is atheism tomorrow will be religion". Christianity's super natural element was not a problem; it was only a language of picture-book wherein man conveys his dreams
The humanity religion for Feuerbach guaranteed freedom form the guilt-ridden suppression of traditional religion, a liberation spirit that would lead man to accomplish their potential

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