Faith represents God in sensory objects, in the stone or wood from which it carves an image, and in the wafer made from corn which faith supposes to be Christ’s body. Pure insight perversely interprets this to mean that faith worships a stone, etc., which surely is alien to self-consciousness.
 Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, The Phenomenology of Spirit (1807). copy citation

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Author Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Source The Phenomenology of Spirit
Topic insight consciousness
Date 1807
Language English
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Note Translated by Michael Inwood
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