The German philosopher Friedrich von Schelling saw the whole of life
A)as God's work of art, in which humans played no role.
B)as tragic, since we all must die.
C)as a comedy of human foolishness.
D)as God's work of art, with us as God's apprentices.

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Friedrich von Schelling believed that life was God's work of art, but unlike choice A, he believed that humans played a role in this creation. However, unlike choice B or C, he did not see life as solely tragic or comedic. Instead, he believed that humans were apprentices to God and played a part in the creation of this work of art.

The German Philosopher Friedrich Von Schelling Saw the Whole of Life