Why do you say "almost all Hegel's theories are wrong"?

1), Feuerbach's thought, German old materialist philosopher. He criticized Kant's agnosticism and Hegel's idealism and restored the authority of materialism. It is affirmed that nature exists independently without human consciousness, that time and space are symplectic forms of material existence, and that people can understand the objective world. He strongly exposed and criticized religious theology. But he abandoned Hegel's dialectics, his materialism is still metaphysical, and his view of social history is idealistic. My understanding of "Feuerbach-style loneliness" is that he demonstrated the essential relationship between religion and idealism, and proposed that idealism is only a theology of rational transformation. After denying the religion of the past, he tried to establish a godless religion to promote the love of the super class. This is Feuerbach's thought. His loneliness lies in his denial of idealistic philosophy, but his disagreement with Hegel's materialist dialectical thought. His view belongs to that of ancient naive materialism. I think he is lonely. He does not belong to these two factions, but he insists on his own "metaphysical" point of view. In addition, the original text of "Feuerbach's loneliness" comes from Shao Yanxiang's masterpiece "The Silent Banana"-Oh, the silent banana wants to speak, please argue with me as a friend, please treat me as an opponent to break the Feuerbach's loneliness on this stormy night. 2), Hegel's philosophy Hegel (georg wilhelm friedrich hegel, 1770- 183655. although ...