The controversy of religion and enlightenment

Translation: My father, the Arab Marzooqis Publication year: 2014 Edition: 1 Number of pages: 373 pages Cover: Hardcover Publisher: Abu Dhabi Tourism and Culture Authority This selected book consists of lessons in the philosophy of religion for Hegel, focusing on two fundamental issues of the new philosophical branch that Hegel established, the branch of "Philosophy of Religion": The first issue is the levels of religious consciousness accompanying the levels of human cognitive perception, from sensation, imagination, and rational perception, specifically the speculative rational perception and contemplative rational perception, to define the nature of religion and the concept of divinity. The second issue is the evidence for the existence of God and the logical correspondence between its forms and the gradation of human awareness in transitioning from the finite to the eternal, from the limited to the infinite, and from the accidental to the necessary, a gradation that is the very realization of the universal spirit (God) in the individual spirit (human) and the realization of the individual spirit in the universal spirit. Thus, the book laid the foundation for a new branch called "Philosophy of Religion."