God's Voice in a Secular Society

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European Judaism-A Journal for the New Europe Pub Date : 2020-03-01 DOI:10.3167/ej.2020.530103

Trevor Wedman

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Abstract

The following is a reflection on the way in which we can comprehend the divine in the secular world. The article attempts to show that the concept of God does not necessarily conflict in any way with secularism as such. Rather, the article suggests that the obscuring of God’s voice can be attributed much more to the duelling modernist tendencies of Manichaeism on the one side, and value-nihilism on the other.

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世俗社会中上帝的声音

以下是对我们如何在世俗世界中理解神性的思考。这篇文章试图表明，上帝的概念并不一定以任何方式与世俗主义冲突。相反，这篇文章认为，对上帝声音的模糊可以更多地归因于摩尼教和价值虚无主义的双重现代主义倾向。

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