Die zwei Körper des Subjekts

The Young Hegelian versions of the radical critique of religion represent the birth of the various versions of modern political theology between socialism (Feuerbach, Marx, Bakunin) and authoritarianism (Max Stirner). They are based on a radical eschatological reduction of the Christology of the God-man to the two bodies of the subject as the ideal unity of man and humanity. Against their finalising and totalising effects, Heinrich Heine and Soeren Kierkegaard designed a current constellation of post-secular enlightenment that seeks to liberate the idea of real freedom through a dialogical relationship between theology and philosophy.