He spent most of his life at Bruckberg living off his wife's interest in a pottery factory.
He spent most of his life at Bruckberg living off his wife's interest in a pottery factory. He was dismissed from the faculty at Erlangen when it was discovered that he had written a book that described Christianity as an egoistic religion, Thoughts on Death and Immortality. FTP, identify this German philosopher, a critic of Hegelian rationalism best known for 1843's The Essence of Christianity.
He spent most of his life at Bruckberg living off his wife's interest in a pottery factory.
Ludwig {Feuerbach}