Types of modern theology : Schleiermacher to Barth /
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"Represents in an expanded form the lectures delivered under the Croall trust by Professor Mackintosh in the autumn of 1933."
Introductory: Character of the Modern Period --Reformation and Post-reformation thought -- Pietism -- The rationalism of the Enlightenment -- The Philosophical Renascence
The Theology of feeling (A) Schleiermacher's interpretation of Religion: His life and character -- His philosophical tendencies -- His conception of Religion in the Addresses -- The idea of God in the addresses -- Religion and history
The Theology of feelings (B) Schleiermacher's interpretaion of Christianity: His Theological approach -- The meaning of the Christian Religion -- Some Cardinal Christian Doctrines -- Schleiermacher's theology in its strength and weakness
The Theology of speculative rationalism: Hegel and the Heleians: How Hegel thought of Christianity -- The Negative development in Strauss and Feuerbach -- Positive construction in Biedermann -- Conclusion
The theology of moral values: Albrecht Ritschl: Biographical and literary details -- Negative and polemical features -- Some aspects of his constructive effort -- The value of Ritschl's thought
The theology of scientific religious history: Ernst Troeltsch: The reaction against Ritschl -- The history and psychology of Religion -- Troeltsch's relation to the past -- The Laws of Development and Revelation -- Jesus Christ, God and Immortality -- The Finality of the Christian Religion
The Theology of paradox: Sören Kierkegaard: His early life and training -- Some fundamental presuppositions -- The successive levels of Human life -- His reading of the Christian Religion -- The last phase
The Theology of the Word of God: Karl Barth: What is Theology? -- The Christian view of Revelation -- The Word of God -- God and Christ -- The Church -- Summary and conclusion
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