r as the Astetic, ethic, and religious satges of life are concerned, we are moving on in our lives towrd becoming better, keirkegaard beleivs better things for god, and so does hegel, think is that hegels go d is a wold univers, kirk’s god is an ominix3 beignd. Descrive how we go from love affair, to marrige, to love with god. This also brings around another similarity ghetween thise too bphilosphers, that fadct athat hty both belive in the thesis, antithestis, and synthesis concept, go on to describe this. Marx’s views were often contrary to Hegels as well, this mainly had to do with the Fact that Hegels view made little or no contribution to the martial world, and Marx firmly believed that the material world was all that matter. Marx believed that Philosophy was usless, it was pointless to ponder the what if’s or reality we we have so much to deal with with reality it’self. Marx bleived that the only good philosophy was one that was ment to change the world, and he believed that his -philosophy ws the one that would do this. There are only really two major pts. Of overlab between helge and marx, Marx believed that history was an important part in the philsopheey that once is trying ot instill, the second harsh concept that both believed firmly in was that the ends justifices the means, this is because in the end we well be better for it, Hegel thinks that we will progress a little more towards that goal that reality is trying to obtain, and Marx bleives that if it makes you life better in the long run, thenit is something that you should do now, the short run. 3.I learned a term in my 3 years of Spanish that I bleive can be used as a way to describe the similarity of these two philophers statements. The phrase is false cognate. A cognate is a word that sounds the same in two languages and means the same thing in both, such as no and no in English and Spanish. As false cognate is two words that sound (look...
