... Scalinger Joseph sectarianism Spiritualism Backus Irena Headley John John Calvin historicism Ernst Troeltsch reform Supplex Exhortatio anachronism historical contextualization theology of history Undoubtedly the most widely recognized—if also often misunderstood—interpretations...

... that came to shape German historical thinking in decisive ways during the Weimar era, especially in the work of four philosophers of history: Oswald Spengler, Ernst Troeltsch, Heinrich Rickert, and Martin Heidegger. Bildung Collapse of German Idealism The Ernst crisis Decline of the West Der Untergang...

...The nineteenth and twentieth centuries have seen significant effort invested in historical-critical reconstruction of the portrait of the figure of Jesus. Tracing the progress of these endeavours concisely from the leading contributions of D. F. Strauss, Adolf von Harnack, and Ernst Troeltsch...

... historicity hermeneutics objectivity Karl von Savigny Wilhelm von Humboldt Leopold von Ranke Wilhelm Dilthey Ernst Troeltsch Friedrich Meinecke For English readers, the term “historicism” is irretrievably ambiguous. ¹ Two highly distinct, even contradictory conceptions have...

... Globalization Fanon Frantz Post colonialism Temple William Wilberforce Samuel Anglicanism Edward Bickersteth divine right of kings Glastonbury Henry VIII Ernst Troeltsch In 1904 Randall Davidson, Archbishop of Canterbury, visited the United States to attend the General Convention of the Protestant...

... by a series of thinkers who suggested that each in turn promoted different constitutional regimes. Their ideas form the intellectual matrix out of which emerged the classic sociological interpretations of Ernst Troeltsch and Max Weber on the relationship between Calvinism, democracy, and capitalism. The essay...

...The chapter describes the dynamic contained in the early modern religiosity that brought about the gradual relativization of religion's central place in social life. The author discusses how Max Weber and Ernst Troeltsch sought to depict the process that created the western culture of modernity...

... should play in any doctrine of Christ. There are also more searching and radical philosophical questions: about the nature and corrigibility of any historical knowledge, and about the possibly time-bound quality of Jesus himself. Meanwhile, Ernst Troeltsch was a polymathic figure: philosopher, historian...

... categories of event and Trinity? Does the expression of the category of revelation lead us to think of God as one person or three persons? First, the influence of Friedrich Schleiermacher and Ernst Troeltsch in relation to which Barth's endeavour is to be understood is analysed. Secondly, those who perceive...

... of Kant-Studien. The quarrel ended with Bauch’s resignation, though for decades thereafter nationalist sympathizers complained about the pro-Jewish bias of Kant-Studien. A final section examines Cohen’s dispute with Ernst Troeltsch about Judaism. Cohen Hermann and anti semitism...

... Gottfried Menken Gottfried Neander August Rautenberg Johann Thadden Trieglaff Adolf von Thuringia Vilmar August Württemberg Kantzenbach Friedrich religious awakening historiography Enlightenment Ernst Troeltsch Old Protestantism New Protestantism August von Bethmann-Hollweg Jean-Henri Merle...

... interpreted as a watershed in European intellectual history, the interaction between Cassirer and Ernst Troeltsch has been widely ignored. This chapter attempts to remedy this situation by focusing on two interrelated learning processes, one—in the case of Troeltsch—leading from historicism to a positive...

...In this chapter, situates Bonhoeffer’s dissertation in relation to broader tensions between liberal and dialectical theology in early twentieth-century Germany, as exemplified by the work of Ernst Troeltsch and Karl Barth. While situating Bonhoeffer in this way is relatively uncontroversial...

... is involved in a nuanced and careful corrective of existing sociology and its normative anthropological assumptions, especially as represented by Ferdinand Tönnies and Ernst Troeltsch. creation Creation and Fall faith Honecker Martin social philosophy Act and Being sociology Tönnies Ferdinand...

...This chapter examines the connections between the PE and ‘Economy and Society’. It considers how Ernst Troeltsch's publication of his great work on the Social Teachings of the Christian Churches in 1912 prompted Weber to return to the PE...

..., Werner Sombart and Ernst Troeltsch and looks at their importance to the beginnings of sociology. American Sociological Association Berlin British British Sociological Association Chicago Comte August Deutsche Gesellschaft für Soziologie D G S Durkheim Emile Frisby David Germany Gesellschaft...

... Weber, Georg Simmel, Ferdinand Tönnies, Ernst Troeltsch and Werner Sombart. A substantial introduction discusses the lives and works of the five thinkers, placing them in the context of Germany in the early twentieth century and discussing their personal and societal connections. The works...

... Kirbyjon Hamilton Adam Latin America Malaysia Pentecostalism Singapore South America South East Asia South Korea Roman Catholicism Confessing Movement identity renewal movements God Jesus Christ evangelicalism fundamentalism Ernst Troeltsch United Methodist Church John Wesley Alfred...

...The introduction unpacks the book title’s meaning, which combines Ernst Troeltsch’s designation of post-war Germany as a “dreamland of the armistice,” a country cautiously optimistic about Germany’s future in a new Europe, and the art historian Fritz Saxl’s description of the Warburg project...

... pragmatism conservatism theological Trump Donald Hauerwas Stanley nationalism pacifism Augustinianism ecclesiology church sect Ernst Troeltsch grace It has become a common observation that we are living through a time of growing secularity and with that a decline of the Church’s influence...