Friedrich Schleiermacher Libri

This collection features selected sermons by Friedrich Schleiermacher, offering insights into his theological perspectives and eloquent preaching style. The reprint preserves the essence of the original 1890 edition, making it a valuable resource for those interested in 19th-century theology and the development of modern religious thought. Readers can explore Schleiermacher's influential ideas and their impact on contemporary Christian thought.

Terrence Tice has revised his earlier translation of this epoch-making work by the nineteenth-century theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768-1834). In this volume, Schleiermacher lays out what Christian theology is and how the work of theology can be seen as a whole. This new edition features extensive critical notes by the translator, based on his lifetime of study, and an editor's postscript that provides an overview and interpretation of the main sections of the work.

The 2002 publication presents the first English translation of Schleiermacher's influential lectures on philosophical ethics, accompanied by a philosophical introduction. This work delves into the foundations of ethical thought, exploring key concepts and ideas that shaped moral philosophy. It offers readers insights into Schleiermacher's perspective, making complex ethical theories accessible to a broader audience.

When wealthy Jewish industrialist David Friedlander proposed in 1799 that Berlin's Jews undergo a sham conversion to Christianity in return for full German citizenship, he touched off a political and theological debate that would continue to define the relation between Jewish and German identity... číst celé