(from the comments)
All religion, Rosenzweig argued, responds to man’s anxiety in the face of death (against which philosophy is like a child stuffing his fingers in his ears and shouting, “I can’t hear you!”).This, T., is why I wish I believed in God . . .
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I enjoy the freedom of not believing; if I believed I would always have to be figuring out what is the right thing to do.
Maybe death is a small price to pay for that freedom.
I am never convinced that death is a great bad.
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