Friedrich Schleiermacher
Sull'autore
Friedrich Schleiermacher was a prominent German theologian, philosopher, and biblical scholar, often regarded as the father of modern liberal theology. His work significantly influenced the development of theology and hermeneutics in the 19th century. He is best known for his efforts to reconcile faith and reason, emphasizing the importance of subjective experience in the understanding of religion. Schleiermacher's seminal work, "The Christian Faith," laid the foundation for modern Christian thought by exploring the nature of faith and the role of the church in society.
Nazionalità
Tedesco
Data di nascita
November 21, 1768
Luogo di nascita
Breslau, Silesia, Prussia
Data di morte
February 12, 1834
Influenzato da
Influenzato
Cory C. Brock
Karl Barth
Sean J. Mcgrath
Charles A. 1841-1913 Briggs
W. B. Selbie
Frederick D. Maurice
Adolf von Harnack
August Neander
Nathan Söderblom
Heinrich Julius Holtzmann
P. T. Forsyth
W. R. Inge
Heinrich Ewald
Auguste Sabatier
J. Wellhausen
Kevin W. Hector
August Tholuck
Constantin von Kügelgen
Katherine Sonderegger
Wilhelm Bousset
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg
Matthew Ryan Robinson
Brooke Foss Westcott
Niels Jørgen Cappelørn
Graham Ward
Isaak August Dorner
Carl Daub
Wilhelm Martin Leberecht de Wette
Crawford Howell Toy
Wilhelm Gräb
David Friedrich Strauss
Christoph Friedrich von Ammon
John William Colenso
Otto Pfleiderer
Andreas August Ernst Schleiermacher
Willibald Beyschlag
Karl von Hase
James Hutchison Stirling
William Newton Clarke
Wilhelm Dilthey
Rudolf Otto
Helmut Thielicke
Martin Leiner
C.H. Dodd