Heidegger

>From: allen scult
>As for religion, like, philosophy, it’s imcomparable. Religion IS, and IS
>like nothing else is.The fact that it is, is what makes it so well suited
>to phenomenological investigation. As Heidegger said by way of properly
>orienting his students to the course, religion is as real as the train
>station in Freiburg. . […]

>From: allen scult
>Religion finds its true nature only in philosophy, which knows enough to
>investigate religion not in its particular effects, not in its particular
>embodiments, but in its being–religion as as such. Religion gives itself
>to thinking as what it is, as how it is what it is.
Isn’t that assumption philosophically equivalent to […]