Ludwig Feuerbach Quotes
Ludwig Andreas Feuerbach was a German anthropological philosopher and one of the most influential of the Young Hegelians. After training under Hegel at Berlin and a brief university career cut short by the publication of his early Thoughts on Death and Immortality, he spent most of his life as a private scholar in rural Bavaria. The quotes below are attributed to Ludwig Feuerbach, organized by topic.
Ludwig Feuerbach on God
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Attributed to Ludwig Feuerbach:
“Theology is anthropology.”
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Attributed to Ludwig Feuerbach:
“God is the projection of the human heart.”
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Attributed to Ludwig Feuerbach:
“What yesterday was still religion is no longer such today.”
Ludwig Feuerbach on Love
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Attributed to Ludwig Feuerbach:
“Friendship is the highest form of religion.”
Ludwig Feuerbach on Nature
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Attributed to Ludwig Feuerbach:
“Man is what he eats.”