Rebirth of Revelation
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Rebirth of Revelation
German Theology in an Age of Reason and History, 1750-1850
Benes, Tuska
University of Toronto Press
02/2022
368
Dura
Inglês
9781487543075
15 a 20 dias
620
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List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Historical Revelation in the Protestant Enlightenment
Reason and Revelation: Spinoza, Leibniz, and Wolff
Reimarus and the Neologians on Pagan Salvation
G.E. Lessing on the Historicity of Revelation
The Kantian Critique of Revelation
2. The Comparative History of Religion, 1770-1800
David Hume and the Comparative History of Religion
J.G. Herder's AElteste Urkunde des Menschengeschlechts (1774)
The Comparative Religious History of Christoph Meiners
J.A. Starck and J.G. Hamann on Rational Ur-Monotheism
The Goettingen School of Comparative Religious History
3. God's Word in Comparative Mythology, 1760-1830
The Divine Origins of Language: Hamann and Herder
The Ursprache and Mosaic Revelation: Friedrich Schlegel
J.A. Kanne's Elusive Ursprache
The Language of Revelation Nationalized: Friedrich Rueckert
The Symbolism of God's Word: Joseph Goerres
4. Revelation in Nature from Physicotheology to G.H. Schubert
Natural Theology and the Collapse of Intelligent Design
Restoring Revelation to Naturphilosophie
Nature Divested of Sacred Tradition
G.H. Schubert in the Spinoza Renaissance
Physica Sacra: The Urwelt, Creation, and Scripture
5. The Philosophy of Revelation: Schleiermacher, Hegel, and Schelling
Schleiermacher: Revelation as Subjective Experience
The Self-Revelation of God in Hegel
The Dark Ground of Revelation in Schelling
6. The Epistemology of Grace: Revelation in Catholic Theology, 1770-1850
Enlightened Catholicism and the Semi-Rationalist Defense of Revelation
The Moral Necessity of Revelation for Georg Hermes
The Comparative History of Religion in Enlightened Catholic Theology
Syncretism in Post-Kantian Catholic Histories of Religion
Catholic Philosophies of Revelation: Anton Guenther and J.S. Drey
The Neo-Scholasticism of Joseph Kleutgen
7. Revelation in Jewish Religious Thought from Mendelssohn to Geiger
Revelation and the Law: Moses Mendelssohn
Kant and Pre-Mosaic Revelation: Saul Ascher
Salomon Ludwig Steinheim on Primordial Revelation
Revelation as Historical Experience: Samson Raphael Hirsch
Jewish Philosophies of Revelation: Salomon Formstecher and Samuel Hirsch
The Genius of Revelation: Abraham Geiger
8. Revelation Imperiled in Protestant Religious Thought, 1820-1850
Revelation and Neo-Confessionalism: August Tholuck
The Self-Revelation of Humanity: Ludwig Feuerbach
Soren Kierkegaard: Revelation in Existentialist Thought
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Historical Revelation in the Protestant Enlightenment
Reason and Revelation: Spinoza, Leibniz, and Wolff
Reimarus and the Neologians on Pagan Salvation
G.E. Lessing on the Historicity of Revelation
The Kantian Critique of Revelation
2. The Comparative History of Religion, 1770-1800
David Hume and the Comparative History of Religion
J.G. Herder's AElteste Urkunde des Menschengeschlechts (1774)
The Comparative Religious History of Christoph Meiners
J.A. Starck and J.G. Hamann on Rational Ur-Monotheism
The Goettingen School of Comparative Religious History
3. God's Word in Comparative Mythology, 1760-1830
The Divine Origins of Language: Hamann and Herder
The Ursprache and Mosaic Revelation: Friedrich Schlegel
J.A. Kanne's Elusive Ursprache
The Language of Revelation Nationalized: Friedrich Rueckert
The Symbolism of God's Word: Joseph Goerres
4. Revelation in Nature from Physicotheology to G.H. Schubert
Natural Theology and the Collapse of Intelligent Design
Restoring Revelation to Naturphilosophie
Nature Divested of Sacred Tradition
G.H. Schubert in the Spinoza Renaissance
Physica Sacra: The Urwelt, Creation, and Scripture
5. The Philosophy of Revelation: Schleiermacher, Hegel, and Schelling
Schleiermacher: Revelation as Subjective Experience
The Self-Revelation of God in Hegel
The Dark Ground of Revelation in Schelling
6. The Epistemology of Grace: Revelation in Catholic Theology, 1770-1850
Enlightened Catholicism and the Semi-Rationalist Defense of Revelation
The Moral Necessity of Revelation for Georg Hermes
The Comparative History of Religion in Enlightened Catholic Theology
Syncretism in Post-Kantian Catholic Histories of Religion
Catholic Philosophies of Revelation: Anton Guenther and J.S. Drey
The Neo-Scholasticism of Joseph Kleutgen
7. Revelation in Jewish Religious Thought from Mendelssohn to Geiger
Revelation and the Law: Moses Mendelssohn
Kant and Pre-Mosaic Revelation: Saul Ascher
Salomon Ludwig Steinheim on Primordial Revelation
Revelation as Historical Experience: Samson Raphael Hirsch
Jewish Philosophies of Revelation: Salomon Formstecher and Samuel Hirsch
The Genius of Revelation: Abraham Geiger
8. Revelation Imperiled in Protestant Religious Thought, 1820-1850
Revelation and Neo-Confessionalism: August Tholuck
The Self-Revelation of Humanity: Ludwig Feuerbach
Soren Kierkegaard: Revelation in Existentialist Thought
Conclusion
Bibliography
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Protestantism; Catholicism; Judaism; history of theology; revelation; nineteenth-century Germany; comparative religion; natural history; philosophy of religion; reason; crisis of historicism
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Historical Revelation in the Protestant Enlightenment
Reason and Revelation: Spinoza, Leibniz, and Wolff
Reimarus and the Neologians on Pagan Salvation
G.E. Lessing on the Historicity of Revelation
The Kantian Critique of Revelation
2. The Comparative History of Religion, 1770-1800
David Hume and the Comparative History of Religion
J.G. Herder's AElteste Urkunde des Menschengeschlechts (1774)
The Comparative Religious History of Christoph Meiners
J.A. Starck and J.G. Hamann on Rational Ur-Monotheism
The Goettingen School of Comparative Religious History
3. God's Word in Comparative Mythology, 1760-1830
The Divine Origins of Language: Hamann and Herder
The Ursprache and Mosaic Revelation: Friedrich Schlegel
J.A. Kanne's Elusive Ursprache
The Language of Revelation Nationalized: Friedrich Rueckert
The Symbolism of God's Word: Joseph Goerres
4. Revelation in Nature from Physicotheology to G.H. Schubert
Natural Theology and the Collapse of Intelligent Design
Restoring Revelation to Naturphilosophie
Nature Divested of Sacred Tradition
G.H. Schubert in the Spinoza Renaissance
Physica Sacra: The Urwelt, Creation, and Scripture
5. The Philosophy of Revelation: Schleiermacher, Hegel, and Schelling
Schleiermacher: Revelation as Subjective Experience
The Self-Revelation of God in Hegel
The Dark Ground of Revelation in Schelling
6. The Epistemology of Grace: Revelation in Catholic Theology, 1770-1850
Enlightened Catholicism and the Semi-Rationalist Defense of Revelation
The Moral Necessity of Revelation for Georg Hermes
The Comparative History of Religion in Enlightened Catholic Theology
Syncretism in Post-Kantian Catholic Histories of Religion
Catholic Philosophies of Revelation: Anton Guenther and J.S. Drey
The Neo-Scholasticism of Joseph Kleutgen
7. Revelation in Jewish Religious Thought from Mendelssohn to Geiger
Revelation and the Law: Moses Mendelssohn
Kant and Pre-Mosaic Revelation: Saul Ascher
Salomon Ludwig Steinheim on Primordial Revelation
Revelation as Historical Experience: Samson Raphael Hirsch
Jewish Philosophies of Revelation: Salomon Formstecher and Samuel Hirsch
The Genius of Revelation: Abraham Geiger
8. Revelation Imperiled in Protestant Religious Thought, 1820-1850
Revelation and Neo-Confessionalism: August Tholuck
The Self-Revelation of Humanity: Ludwig Feuerbach
Soren Kierkegaard: Revelation in Existentialist Thought
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Historical Revelation in the Protestant Enlightenment
Reason and Revelation: Spinoza, Leibniz, and Wolff
Reimarus and the Neologians on Pagan Salvation
G.E. Lessing on the Historicity of Revelation
The Kantian Critique of Revelation
2. The Comparative History of Religion, 1770-1800
David Hume and the Comparative History of Religion
J.G. Herder's AElteste Urkunde des Menschengeschlechts (1774)
The Comparative Religious History of Christoph Meiners
J.A. Starck and J.G. Hamann on Rational Ur-Monotheism
The Goettingen School of Comparative Religious History
3. God's Word in Comparative Mythology, 1760-1830
The Divine Origins of Language: Hamann and Herder
The Ursprache and Mosaic Revelation: Friedrich Schlegel
J.A. Kanne's Elusive Ursprache
The Language of Revelation Nationalized: Friedrich Rueckert
The Symbolism of God's Word: Joseph Goerres
4. Revelation in Nature from Physicotheology to G.H. Schubert
Natural Theology and the Collapse of Intelligent Design
Restoring Revelation to Naturphilosophie
Nature Divested of Sacred Tradition
G.H. Schubert in the Spinoza Renaissance
Physica Sacra: The Urwelt, Creation, and Scripture
5. The Philosophy of Revelation: Schleiermacher, Hegel, and Schelling
Schleiermacher: Revelation as Subjective Experience
The Self-Revelation of God in Hegel
The Dark Ground of Revelation in Schelling
6. The Epistemology of Grace: Revelation in Catholic Theology, 1770-1850
Enlightened Catholicism and the Semi-Rationalist Defense of Revelation
The Moral Necessity of Revelation for Georg Hermes
The Comparative History of Religion in Enlightened Catholic Theology
Syncretism in Post-Kantian Catholic Histories of Religion
Catholic Philosophies of Revelation: Anton Guenther and J.S. Drey
The Neo-Scholasticism of Joseph Kleutgen
7. Revelation in Jewish Religious Thought from Mendelssohn to Geiger
Revelation and the Law: Moses Mendelssohn
Kant and Pre-Mosaic Revelation: Saul Ascher
Salomon Ludwig Steinheim on Primordial Revelation
Revelation as Historical Experience: Samson Raphael Hirsch
Jewish Philosophies of Revelation: Salomon Formstecher and Samuel Hirsch
The Genius of Revelation: Abraham Geiger
8. Revelation Imperiled in Protestant Religious Thought, 1820-1850
Revelation and Neo-Confessionalism: August Tholuck
The Self-Revelation of Humanity: Ludwig Feuerbach
Soren Kierkegaard: Revelation in Existentialist Thought
Conclusion
Bibliography
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