Sartre asserts, "that God does not exist, and that it is necessary to draw the consequences of his absence right to the end. The existentialist is strongly opposed to a certain type of secular moralism which seeks to suppress God at the least possible expense." For Sartre, this defines the concept of anguish.

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Sartre's concept of anguish is related to the realization of one's absolute freedom and responsibility in the absence of God, not specifically to the suppression of God by secular moralism.

Sartre Asserts, "That God Does Not Exist, and That It