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KEYWORDS: belief; religion; sacred; holy; myth; mythology; theology; philosophy of religion; God; faith; soul; salvation; ecumenism; interfaith
So long as I pilgrimmaged through the fields of reason in search of God, I could not find him, for I was not deluded by the idea of God, neither could I take an idea for God, and it was then, as I wandered among the wastes of rationalism, that I told myself that we ought to seek no other consolation than the truth, meaning thereby reason, and yet for all that I was not comforted. But as I sank deeper and deeper into rational scepticism on the one hand and into heart's despair on the other, the hunger for God awoke within me, and the suffocation of spirit made me feel the want of God, and with the want of Him, His reality. And I wished that there might be a God, that God might exist. And God does not exist, but rather super-exists, and He is sustaining our existence, existing us (existiéndonos)..
Miguel de Unamuno
Myth and Mythology
Christianity
Religion
Religious Studies and Theology
Ecumenism and Interfaith Dialogue
Simone Weil
Alfred North Whitehead