Swedenborg, Oetinger, Kant: Three Perspectives on the Secrets of HeavenIn this meticulous study, Wouter Hanegraaff examines the structure, themes, and development of Emanuel Swedenborg's massive work Secrets of Heaven (Arcana Coelestia), published between 1749 and 1756. Written as a work of biblical exegesis (of Genesis and Exodus), Swedenborg also interpolated material on his visionary experiences, which have long fascinated readers. |
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The Structure of Secrets of Heaven | 13 |
Method History and Doctrine | 21 |
Biblical Exegesis | 37 |
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