الإلحاد الوجودي في فكر جان بول سارتر

الملخص EN

Through his existential analyses and reconstruction of human existence, Sartre reaches the conclusion that it is impossible to exist what he calls the paradox / transcendent or divine if we want to be more specific, and describes it as an authentic but failed tendency in human being, which permanently escapes its absolute freedom through this tendency, and the individualism adopted by Sartre undermines all totalitarianism and alienation tendencies that restrict freedom and human exclusivity, on top of which comes the idea of religion, and behind it god himself, as the ultimate limit of strangeness and universality that robs man of his freedom, concludes Sartre to the following conclusion: if god exists, man is nothing.

in this article, we will work to understand Sartre's basic statements and analyze his findings.