Heidegger and the Death of God

Focusing on the philosophical struggle over the meaning of "being," the author explores Martin Heidegger's position between Plato's idealism and Nietzsche's materialism. The text delves into the historical conflict between atheism and theism, examining the implications of the "death of God" within contemporary Continental Philosophy. Through this lens, the book presents a nuanced interpretation of Western philosophy, highlighting the ongoing tension between differing worldviews.