God Is Not Dead.

i took an excerpt from mc Allan's emancipation after hagel, which kind of sums up the entirety of what we're talking about. You never like the way in which you engagewit, this object giving you sustenance. It is always a kind of confusing relationship. The cleavage that hegel announces here occurs not between god and humanity, but within god. When god appears in the figure of christ and dies on the cross, as he states in the philosophy of religion, the highest estrangement of the divine idea is expressed. God himself is dead. Is a monstrous, fearful representation which brings before the imagination the deepest abyss of cleavage. That's all i j