Feuerbach's critique of Christianity.
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I divide this article into; 1. Feuerbach: A biographical summary, 2. The early influence of Hegel, 3. Feuerbach as a “Left Hegelian”, 4. The purpose of Feuerbach’s work, 5. Feuerbach’s early works, 6. Feuerbach’s reflections on religion, 7. From theology to anthropology and 8. The influence of Feuerbach.
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