God (absolute), consciousness and individual in Hegel

In this thesis, first of all, while emphasis was placed on the individual consciousness in Hegel's system, phenomenology was dealt with in a way limited to the Encyclopedia, which is thought to have a more complete form. From here, the structure of the individual has been passed and the structure of the subject has been put forward by emphasizing the individual by keeping the sociality out for a while. Then, the areas where the relation between the self and the other are revealed are examined. After that, because of the fact that the individual maintains its reality within the framework of his relationship with God, the realm of religion has begun. Finally, the emphasis on the individual will also point to the fact that God, and thus the Absolute, cannot be thought without the individual and that it must be an "I" in the sense of individual consciousness.