Abstract

The problem of man is always a problem discussed and analyzed in many philosophical schools from ancient times up to now. Each philosopher, depending on his social condition and cognitive point of view, has his own interpretations of the human problem. Inheriting the previous philosophers, especially the human issue of Renaissance philosophy, Enlightenment philosophy, and French materialism in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries had a positive influence on the formation of philosophical views. the humanities of the people of Ludwig Feuerbach. L.Feuerbach looks at a new way of adapting to the society of his time. The philosophy of love, happiness, and freedom is associated with L.Feuerbach's conception of the spiritual goal of humanity - the religion of love, similar to the "humanitarianism" of Auguste Comte. It is necessary to consider that philosophy must start from man and for man. Human theory is the center that shows not only human being at the center of philosophical research, but also that, for All schools, it is the center of the world.