Feuerbach's Religion Phenomenon: Analysis and Criticism

Abstract

The research aims to explain the phenomenon of religion at Feuerbach, and sheds light on his criticism of the Christian religion, his conception of the concept of God, his approach to the concept of God and nature, and the difference between pantheism as revealed by Spinoza and Feuerbach. How did the left wing benefit from Feuerbach's criticism of religion? What is the value of the historical study presented by Feuerbach to the Christian religion? We also talked about the different dimensions "historical, psychological, social" of religion? And we showed how Feuerbach had a revolutionary position aiming to get rid of the reactionary role of religion, to achieve Europe's dream of rising from the eras of church domination that

perched on the hearts of Europeans for many ages. The research also revealed the need for religion to exist for Feuerbach in building human civilization, as well as his personality and the discovery of his freedom, but it is a stage of his development, and he must transcend religion as soon as he discovers the sublime values that he granted to God in order to restore them and discover himself that he is the master of the world.