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Several of the existentialists, especially Sartre, place a high emphasis on living subjectively. First, do you think its important to live subjectively, or can we be perfectly happy thinking of ourselves objectively. Examples of objective ways to think of ourselves would be to think of ourselves as part of "the whole" or the Hegelian world-historical. Objective thinking seems very common in many religions, and, I am wondering, if it is necessary to think of the self objectively in order to believe in a god, including the self as a god like in Satanism.
In that light, again, is it important to live subjectively? J.P. Sartre was an atheist. Now, do we need to be atheists in order to live subjectively? If we adopt any kind of view on divinity, are we objectifying ourselves, and does this destroy meaning?
In that light, again, is it important to live subjectively? J.P. Sartre was an atheist. Now, do we need to be atheists in order to live subjectively? If we adopt any kind of view on divinity, are we objectifying ourselves, and does this destroy meaning?