German Essays on ReligionEdward T. Oakes These are the essential writings on religion by German theologians, philosophers, and authors, from the Enlightenment to the present. The contributing authors include Immanuel Kant, Martin Buber, Karl Rahner, Rudolf Bultmann, Karl Barth, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Albert Schweitzer, Johann Goethe, Karl Mars, and many others. |
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GOTTHOLD EPHRAIM LESSING | 18 |
FRIEDRICH DANIEL ERNST SCHLEIERMACHER | 48 |
GEORG WILHELM FRIEDRICH HEGEL | 59 |
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absolute appears become believe Bruno Bauer Bultmann called Christ Christian Christology church cognition concept consciousness course criticism divine doctrine dogma Edited essay essential eternal ethical Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy everything existence expressed fact faith Father feeling finite Foreword Friedrich Schiller German God's Goethe Gospel grace Graeco-Oriental heart Hebrew Hegel Henry Chadwick holy human idea individual infinite inner interpreted Jesus Judaism Kant Karl Barth Karl Jaspers knowledge language ligion living longer Ludwig Wittgenstein man's means merely mind modern moral mystery myth mythical mythological natural religion Nietzsche object original ourselves pantheism perfect person philosophy of religion political emancipation positive religion possible principle pure reality reason recognize redemption regarded relation religious revelation Rudolf Bultmann salvation Schopenhauer sense soul sphere spirit suffering Testament theologian theology things thought tion transcendence transcendental Translated true truth understanding universal whole will-to-live words