Shared values and beliefs

Common interests and goals

Mutual understanding and respect

A sense of belonging and purpose

The individual is subordinate to the community.

The community is subordinate to the individual.

The individual and the community are mutually interdependent.

The individual and the community are completely separate.

Authenticity is not important in existentialist communities.

Authenticity is important for individuals, but not for the community as a whole.

Authenticity is important for both individuals and the community as a whole.

Authenticity is only important for leaders in existentialist communities.

Freedom and choice are not important in existentialist communities.

Freedom and choice are important for individuals, but not for the community as a whole.

Freedom and choice are important for both individuals and the community as a whole.

Freedom and choice are only important for leaders in existentialist communities.

To create a perfect society.

To achieve economic prosperity.

To promote individual happiness.

To foster authentic relationships and a sense of belonging.

The state should control the community.

The community should control the state.

The state and the community should be separate entities.

The state and the community should work together.

Economic inequality

Political oppression

Social isolation

All of the above

By working together to create a more just and equitable society.

By promoting education and critical thinking.

By fostering a sense of community and belonging.

All of the above

Intentional communities

Religious communities

Political communities

All of the above

It provides a new perspective on the nature of community.

It challenges traditional notions of community.

It offers a framework for building more authentic and meaningful communities.

All of the above