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hey, erwin, i think you should read hegel.
your conception of ‘god’ or the absolute is like, pretty much the same; read his ‘Phenomenology of Spirit’, and i think you’d agree a lot.
god for you (and for hegel) goes through an evolution of the self or an evolution of our perception of it through an experiential and lived perception of the world. god is the generated relationship that we create with the world, it is a sense in which our spirituality evolves in higher and higher forms away from religions and into the ideal human reality and perfect reason. as we go through different formations of learning about spirit, we perform a dialectic with ourselves and we externalize our views to the outside world (such as religion, cosmology and hierarchies) according to our level of spirit, then demolishing them after we come to a realization that our externalization of the world (i.e. god as a father figure being) is either incorrect or particular/contingent/arbitrary and evolve our view of reality, orientation, our science, society, etc., and god here is part of that externalization (hence why as per your blog, our ‘sphere’ or ‘island’ of humanity sees god the way it is, imperfect and seeking to better itself)
not that i agree fully, but there is certainly something fascinating about this view.
salamu alaykum,
– wayan
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Thank you. I must admit I haven’t read Hegel or any of the well-known philosophers. My formal education never went beyond middle school. I have learned a lot in other ways, but I think studying philosophical works would be quite tough for me and I wouldn’t remember much afterwards. Nonetheless your observation is very interesting to me. Wa alaykum assalaam.
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