Answer to Job
ger. Antwort auf Hiob · 1952
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Main Ideas
- Exploration of the biblical story of Job as a symbol of human suffering and trials.
- Analysis of the image of God in the Old Testament and its psychological significance.
- The concept that God in the story of Job exhibits dark and contradictory traits, reflecting the complexity of the human psyche.
- The idea of the necessity to acknowledge and integrate the dark aspects of the divine and human in the process of individuation.
- Jung views Job as an archetypal figure that helps to understand the nature of evil and suffering in the world.
- Critique of the traditional theological view of God's omnipotence and omnibenevolence.
- The suggestion that the development of human consciousness influences the evolution of the image of God.

Date of publication: 26 November 2024
Updated: 27 November 2024
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Genre: Philosophy
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