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Challenging the common assumption that the Enlightenment of the late seventeenth and the eighteenth centuries was an essentially secular, irreligious and atheistic movement, this book critiques this standard interpretation as based on a narrow view of Enlightenment sources.
Building on the work of revisionist historians, this volume takes the argument squarely into the theological domain, whether Anglican, Dissenting, Lutheran or deistic, whilst also noting that the Enlightenment deeply affected Roman Catholic and Jewish theologies. It challenges the stereotype of 'Enlightenment rationalism', and the penultimate chapter brings out the biblical and ecclesial roots of the image of enlightenment and reclaims it for Christian faith.
Contents
Preface
Chapter 1:
Engaging the Enlightenment
Chapter 2:
Scapegoating the Enlightenment
Chapter 3:
A Virtuous Enlightenment
Chapter 4:
The Enlightenment and Religion
Chapter 5:
The Anglican Enlightenment
Chapter 6:
Enlightenment History and the Bible
Chapter 7:
The Enlightenment in the Frame of Christian Theology
Bibliography
Index
