Rene de Bakker wrote:
> But I do not accept the death of god. I want to get rid of the
> ungodly god, that the ontotheological god has now become. There
> is only this 'now'. This is nothing merely negative, though.
> My stressing the abyss lately can make this clearer: only
> FROM the abyss - in contact with it - can a turning take its
> absprung/off-spring, leaeping-off. Short: The refusal, unknowingly,
> of facing the Abgrund, strengthens the ungodly god. Widerwille
> is growing. At a certain point it will explode.
You're shadowboxing, Rene, against a long dead theology that interprets
Dasein as fundamentally a metaphysical existent (a soul-thing). If you want
to keep fighting the dead and pretending that this is worth anything - well,
whatever makes you happy. Or, you can learn from theologians who already
know what Heidegger says about the Nothing, and accept it.
Anthony Crifasi
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