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Philosophy of religion

the thesis, from Feuerbach, that God is a projection of the qualities of human nature onto an imagined divine being.

In philosophy of religion, projection theory of religion refers to the thesis, from Feuerbach, that God is a projection of the qualities of human nature onto an imagined divine being. This meaning comes from Feuerbach (1841) in Das Wesen des Christentums.[1]

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  1. Feuerbach, L. (1841). Das Wesen des Christentums. Otto Wigand. Open Library record

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