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"Sarte: Embodiment Bad Faith, Freedom, and G-d" Essay
Featured in 10:29-18:07 of The Fighter’s Inner Battle - Fight Your Beliefs | Stella Stirly’s Look To The Stars S1 E1 🔥
Stella confronts the challenge of forming and reshaping her inner beliefs. Wrestling with notions of G-d, religion, and faith she searches outwards to shape her perspectives. Through analyzing great philosophers’ works by developing essays, Stella turns inwards on topics of motivation, actions to take, and the quest for personal freedom. Striving to understand and navigate a complex world, she embarks on a profound exploration of self-discovery, challenging preconceptions and striving for a deeper understanding of her purpose and responsibility in the world. This journey serves as a powerful testament to the human capacity for transformative action. Will she take action and reshape her beliefs, or remain trapped by doubt and uncertainty. Referenced Works Cited: Sartre, Jean-Paul. Being and Nothingness. Translated by Hazel E. Barnes, Washington Square Press, 1992.
4 words (throughout the podcast) in the context of faith-based biblical stories have been removed due to c-s-ship.
Referenced Work Cited:
Sartre, Jean-Paul. Being and Nothingness. Translated by Hazel E. Barnes, Washington Square Press, 1992.
1:01-1:12 (Page 92)
1:52-1:56 (Page 22)
3:56-4:03 (Page 17)
5:59-6:10 (Page 66)
6:25-6:38 (Page 269)
6:38-6:53(Page 271)
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By Stella StirlyFeatured in 10:29-18:07 of The Fighter’s Inner Battle - Fight Your Beliefs | Stella Stirly’s Look To The Stars S1 E1 🔥
Stella confronts the challenge of forming and reshaping her inner beliefs. Wrestling with notions of G-d, religion, and faith she searches outwards to shape her perspectives. Through analyzing great philosophers’ works by developing essays, Stella turns inwards on topics of motivation, actions to take, and the quest for personal freedom. Striving to understand and navigate a complex world, she embarks on a profound exploration of self-discovery, challenging preconceptions and striving for a deeper understanding of her purpose and responsibility in the world. This journey serves as a powerful testament to the human capacity for transformative action. Will she take action and reshape her beliefs, or remain trapped by doubt and uncertainty. Referenced Works Cited: Sartre, Jean-Paul. Being and Nothingness. Translated by Hazel E. Barnes, Washington Square Press, 1992.
4 words (throughout the podcast) in the context of faith-based biblical stories have been removed due to c-s-ship.
Referenced Work Cited:
Sartre, Jean-Paul. Being and Nothingness. Translated by Hazel E. Barnes, Washington Square Press, 1992.
1:01-1:12 (Page 92)
1:52-1:56 (Page 22)
3:56-4:03 (Page 17)
5:59-6:10 (Page 66)
6:25-6:38 (Page 269)
6:38-6:53(Page 271)