‘Nothing in the world would be changed, but everything would be changed. It would be a transfiguration of personal meaning.’ Photo: by Mads Schmidt Rasmussen on Unsplash
Present company: Neil Morgan’s Thought for the Week
‘Imagine that Jesus of Nazareth had somehow randomly walked into our Meeting for Worship on Easter Sunday.’
Martin Heidegger, the Existentialist philosopher, refused to be labelled an atheist. He preferred to speak of the absence of God, rather than the non-existence of God. That was his position, and he refused to be budged. It opened up for him the field of human existence.