Jean Jacque Rousseau’s Theistic View of the Human Conscience

Jean Jacque Rousseau’s Theistic View of the Human Conscience



developed a Theistic view of the human that plays a crucial role in his idea of a . If one denies the existence of a created by God in the human soul, one undermines ’s political theology which is dependent on this idea. This causes problems for secular atheists who want to appropriate ’s ideas.

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Author: Nathan Brummel

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  1. Unlike your bulldog, I listened to the end and enjoyed this lecture! Our book club is reading Johnson's "Intellectuals", and he begins with "Rousseau, An Interesting Madman". He lived such a wretched life.

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