Fatemeh Mohammad; Mohammad Akvan
Volume 8, Issue 2 , March 2020, , Pages 109-130
Abstract
This paper aims to assess and clarify Heidegger's attitude towards God by means of describing and analyzing Heidegger's works. Thus the main question is that would it be possible to assert that Heidegger believed in God and considered deity out of its orthodox from thought he kept silent about it? Although ...
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This paper aims to assess and clarify Heidegger's attitude towards God by means of describing and analyzing Heidegger's works. Thus the main question is that would it be possible to assert that Heidegger believed in God and considered deity out of its orthodox from thought he kept silent about it? Although Heidegger's faith was influenced by Christianity, neither did he agree nor approve of the traditional practices of religion and was a critic to the boastful clergy and presented a different interpretation of faith through listening and paying attention to our inner call of Logos and then remained silent. Hence, Heidegger's view was based on Dasain which is somehow synonymous with believing in absolute being or God.
