Werner Elerts Apologetisches Frhwerk.

By:

Bayer, Joachim

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TextSeries: Theologischge Bibliothek Toepelmann, 142Publication details: Berlin : Walter de Gruyter, 2008.Description: 1 online resource (392 pages)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9783110204070
311020407X

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230 230.044092

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BX4827.E54B39 2007 BX4827.E54

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Contents:

Frontmatter -- Inhalt -- Zur Einführung -- I Annäherung an einen "ungemein komplizierten Charakter" -- II Die Zeit von 1910 -- 1918 -- III Die Zeit von 1919 -- 1923 -- IV Der Ausgang des apologetischen Frühwerks als Konstitutionshorizont von Elerts späterem Konfessionalismus. Ein Ausblick. -- Backmatter

Summary: This study opens up a hitherto neglected chapter in the history of theology that at the same time reconstructs exemplars of problem complexes and lines of argumentation which are of present-day relevance for the treatment of questions in "apologetics". By clarifying the autonomy of Elerts position, which astonishingly remained non-denominationalist until 1923, alongside the more familiar paths of liberal theology, but also of dialectic theology, the study at the same time makes a contribution to the history of early 20th century theological apologetics in both its academic interest and the in.

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This study opens up a hitherto neglected chapter in the history of theology that at the same time reconstructs exemplars of problem complexes and lines of argumentation which are of present-day relevance for the treatment of questions in "apologetics". By clarifying the autonomy of Elerts position, which astonishingly remained non-denominationalist until 1923, alongside the more familiar paths of liberal theology, but also of dialectic theology, the study at the same time makes a contribution to the history of early 20th century theological apologetics in both its academic interest and the in.

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