This work ends with a plea to "let bread be sacred for us, let wine be sacred, and also let water be sacred!" after previous chapters discussed the "Cosmogonical Principle" and "Celibacy and Monachism." Its author issued a reply after being attacked in The Ego and Its Own, published three years after this work by Max Stirner. The two main parts of this work contrast the true or anthropological understanding with the false ►or theological approach. FTP, name this book translated into English by George Eliot, the most famous work by Ludwig Feuerbach.
This work ends with a plea to "let bread be sacred for us, let wine be sacred, and also let water be sacred!" after previous chapters discussed the "Cosmogonical Principle" and "Celibacy and Monachism." Its author issued a reply after being attacked in The Ego and Its Own, published three years after this work by Max Stirner. The two main parts of this work contrast the true or anthropological understanding with the false ►or theological approach. FTP, name this book translated into English by George Eliot, the most famous work by Ludwig Feuerbach.
This work ends with a plea to "let bread be sacred for us, let wine be sacred, and also let water be sacred!"
The Essence of Christianity   