Eliot was more taken with his impassioned descriptions of self-sacrificing, sacred, self-sufficing and spontaneous love than with his humanism.  
George Eliot translated this 19th century philosopher-anthropologist's most important work, Das Wesen des Christentums, into English, receiving a commission of two shillings per page and publishing it as The Essence of Christianity in 1854.  Eliot was more taken with his impassioned descriptions of self-sacrificing, sacred, self-sufficing and spontaneous love than with his humanism.  For 10 points, who was this thinker, a combination of whose dialectical upstaging of Hegel and whose failure to properly resolve self-consciousness, and its religious projections, into fundamental social and economic forces Karl Marx criticized in a series of Theses?
George Eliot translated this 19th century philosopher-anthropologist's most important work, Das Wesen des Christentums, into English, receiving a commission of two shillings per page and publishing it as The Essence of Christianity in 1854.  
Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach