2017
DOI: 10.26551/diskursus.v16i2.61
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Bereksistensi Dalam Transendensi Menurut Pemikiran Karl Jaspers

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“…Mpung, in Jaspers, is the One, the whole element of divinity [9]. Puang only takes part in certain elements, but still represents and represents the presence of Mpung for berru [11], so that the voice and actions of the puang are lived as Mpung's voice, and the loyalty given is loyalty to Mpung. Placement of puang as a representation of Mpung and a medium of blessing, as well as all forms of respect and loyalty to the puang, shows that Pakpak man places the highest divinity as the foundation of existence.…”
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“…Mpung, in Jaspers, is the One, the whole element of divinity [9]. Puang only takes part in certain elements, but still represents and represents the presence of Mpung for berru [11], so that the voice and actions of the puang are lived as Mpung's voice, and the loyalty given is loyalty to Mpung. Placement of puang as a representation of Mpung and a medium of blessing, as well as all forms of respect and loyalty to the puang, shows that Pakpak man places the highest divinity as the foundation of existence.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…God, as said by [15], on the one hand, has transcendence because it is at an infinite distance, as if hidden, so that it is not accessible to the human mind, which is controlled by boundaries, limits, categories, and dichotomies. God cannot be formulated into certain categories or formulated into a predicate [2]. God, as [15] said, is das Umgreifende alles umgreifenden, the "encompassing" everything that surrounds as well as underlies and sustains all reality [4].…”
Section: God In a Symbolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This trait makes the experience of revelation unable to be described in speculative, rational language [18]. The experience of revelation can only be translated into various symbols, which then become cultural objects, such as myths, arts, norms, values, customary systems, kinship systems, mantras, rituals, dances, sacred objects, holy verses, and so on [2]. Cultural objects, according to [15], document the experience of natural revelation in order to be understood and accepted by society, and [19) said as the second language of revelation.…”
Section: God In a Symbolmentioning
confidence: 99%
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