Hegel's Theology of Self-Transcendence

Schopenhauer, Kierkegaard and Westfall have all critiqued Hegel's theology. They argue that it is not engaged with projects of transformative experience. Theology has become completely conceptual, propositional, rational self-reflection. This process by which we cultivate wisdom and self-transcendence has been rendered into a system of beliefs,. Prospectival and participatory knowing have been lost.