German idealism's Trinitarian legacy

German idealism's Trinitarian legacy

by Schlitt, Dale M.

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  • Full title :German idealism's Trinitarian legacy / DaleM. Schlitt.

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  • Publication Date:©2016

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  • Description:1 online resource (ix, 445 pages)

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:1438462212, 9781438462219, 9781438462233, 1438462239
  • oclc:ocn964930082
  • LC Classification:BT111.3
  • Dewey Decimal:231/.0440943

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments; Introduction: Identifying Idealist Influences ; Part 1: The Idealist Trinitarian Adventure; Introduction to Part 1 ; Johan Gottlieb Fichte: Setting the Stage ; 1. Georg W.F. Hegel: A Daring Claim ; The Shape and End Result of Hegel's Efforts ; How Hegel Argued His Trinitarian Position ; Systematic Concerns Motivating Hegel's Reconceptualization ; 2. Friedrich W.J. von Schelling: A Radically Free and Personal God ; The Radically Free and Personal Trinitarian God ; What Schelling Has Done ; Part 2: Early European Testimonials to Idealist Influence.

Introduction to Part 23. Philipp Marheineke: A Trinitarian Dialectic of Being and Thought ; Marheineke on Trinity; An Early Testimonial to Idealist Influence; 4. Isaak August Dorner: An Ethical Trinity ; Dorner on Trinity; A Later Testimonial to Idealist Influence; 5. Vladimir Sergeyevich Solovyov: A Trinitarian Metaphysics ; Solovyov's Lectures on Divine Humanity ; An Eastern Testimonial to Idealist Influence ; Part 3: German Idealist Family Resemblances; Introduction to Part 3; 6. Karl Barth: A Self-Revealing Trinity ; Barth on Trinity; Idealist Family Resemblances.

7. Karl Rahner: A Self-Communicating Trinity Rahner …

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