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Hegel’s Argument
Original title: ヘーゲルの主張
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Hegel argued that morality and religion are necessarily inseparable because humans possess both reason and sensibility. He understood that sensibility (moral sentiment) is important to morality as the substance of reason, that religion arising from sensibility inspires morality, and that religion gives people a sense of moral salvation.
ヘーゲルは人間は理性と感性を併せ持った存在なのだから必然的に道徳と宗教は不可分の関係にあると主張した。 理性の実体である道徳には感性（道徳感情）が重要で、感性から生じる宗教は道徳に霊感を与え、宗教によって道徳的に救われるという感覚を人々に与えているのだと理解した。
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