write a
one-page
response (double-spaced, 12 pt., Times New Roman, 1-inch margins). Please do not copy/paste the prompt into your response; indicate the prompt’s number at the beginning of each response. Make sure to support your analyses with 2
direct citations
from the texts.
question a:
Discuss Bergson’s notion of the “open society” and how it relates to his concept of “dynamic religion.” Make sure to also consider his thoughts on “open morality.” ( use text named the two sources of morality and religion)
question c: How does Bonhoeffer’s vision of a “religionless Christianity” respond to Feuerbach’s “atheism” in
The Essence of Christianity
? In answering the prompt,
consider how both thinkers imagine the place of religion, specifically Christianity, in modern society. (use two texts named letters and papers from prison + the essence of Christianity)
question d: Analyze the appearance of “No one” or “Nothing” in one of Celan’s poems in the context of apophatic theology and/or mysticism. You may also want to consider the historical and political circumstances to which Celan’s poem responds. (use text named selected poems and prose from paul celan)
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write a one-page response (double-spaced, 12 pt., Times New Roma.docx
1. write a
one-page
response (double-spaced, 12 pt., Times New Roman, 1-inch
margins). Please do not copy/paste the prompt into your
response; indicate the prompt’s number at the beginning of each
response. Make sure to support your analyses with 2
direct citations
from the texts.
question a:
Discuss Bergson’s notion of the “open society” and how it
relates to his concept of “dynamic religion.” Make sure to also
consider his thoughts on “open morality.” ( use text named the
two sources of morality and religion)
question c: How does Bonhoeffer’s vision of a “religionless
Christianity” respond to Feuerbach’s “atheism” in
The Essence of Christianity
? In answering the prompt,
consider how both thinkers imagine the place of religion,
specifically Christianity, in modern society. (use two texts
named letters and papers from prison + the essence of
Christianity)
question d: Analyze the appearance of “No one” or “Nothing” in
one of Celan’s poems in the context of apophatic theology
and/or mysticism. You may also want to consider the historical
and political circumstances to which Celan’s poem responds.
(use text named selected poems and prose from paul celan)
