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Die Erbsündenlehre in sprachtheologischem Horizont
Eine Intepretation Augustins, Luthers and Hamanns
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Geboren 1960; Studium der Philosophie, Geschichte und Theologie in Göttingen und Tübingen; 1993 Promotion; 1998 Ordination; 2001 Habilitation; 2005-06 Gastprofessor an der Humboldt-Universität Berlin; seit 2006 Professor für Systematische Theologie an der Universität Kassel.
Wie ist eine allgemeine existentielle Gottesferne, eine verborgene, abgrundtiefe Einsamkeit des Menschen geschichtlich vermittelt? Woher kommt das allgemeine Verdrängen von Angst und Verzweiflung? Der Autor sieht die Lösung dazu in einem neuen Verständnis des Gedankens von der Erbsünde.
"The Teaching of Original Sin within the Horizon of a Theology of Language"
- An Interpretation of Augustine, Luther and Hamann - (Text in German)
A Christian teaching of original sin was first worked out by Augustine (354-430). According to this teaching, humankind has been almost naturally born into evil, disobedience to God and idolatry since the Fall of Man.
The author conducts new research into the concept of original sin without either evading Enlightenment's objections nor succumbing to ideas from an older theology, which makes this teaching sound today like notions of a biological inheritance.
The auhtor shows that the classic content of the teaching of original sin and its intellectual problems can be presented with Augustine's position. Furthermore Luther's position (1483-1546) records the beginnings of a theology of language solution. Hamann (1730-1788) articulated these beginnings even more clearly, even when he did not construct a teaching about original sin.
- An Interpretation of Augustine, Luther and Hamann - (Text in German)
A Christian teaching of original sin was first worked out by Augustine (354-430). According to this teaching, humankind has been almost naturally born into evil, disobedience to God and idolatry since the Fall of Man.
The author conducts new research into the concept of original sin without either evading Enlightenment's objections nor succumbing to ideas from an older theology, which makes this teaching sound today like notions of a biological inheritance.
The auhtor shows that the classic content of the teaching of original sin and its intellectual problems can be presented with Augustine's position. Furthermore Luther's position (1483-1546) records the beginnings of a theology of language solution. Hamann (1730-1788) articulated these beginnings even more clearly, even when he did not construct a teaching about original sin.