John Henry Newmans Konversion : Sein Weg zur katholischen Kirche aus protestantischer Perspektive (Theologische Bibliothek Töpelmann)

John Henry Newmans Konversion : Sein Weg zur katholischen Kirche aus protestantischer Perspektive (Theologische Bibliothek Töpelmann)

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  • 製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版/ページ数 340 S.
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Theologische Bibliothek Töpelmann is dedicated to scholarship in systematic theology and philosophy of religion. The series is open to all scholarly fields that address any aspect of systematic theology in a broad sense. This includes research on questions of dogmatics, ethics, history of theology in all epochs, philosophical approaches to theology and religion as well as projects that combine biblical studies with theological issues. The name of the series recalls the heritage of the influential publisher Alfred Töpelmann (1867-1954).

Johannes Schwanke, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen.

"Die gründlichste deutschsprachige Studie aus protestantischer Sicht zu Newman. Im Jahr der Seligsprechung Newmans für mich das Buch: Aus stupender Kenntnis der Oxforder Situation erwachsen, entschieden protestantisch, aber einfühlsam für die Motive und Beweggründe Newmans, methodisch exakt erarbeitet. Gleichzeitig nicht nur ein Buch über Newman. Historisch fundiert wird der Leser vor die Frage unser Zeit gestellt: Wie ist Gewissheit im Glauben möglich?"

Professor Dr. Roman Siebenrock, Institut für Systematische Theologie, Universität Innsbruck

"Johannes Schwanke has led us in this magisterial book deep into the mind and soul of one of the great religious figures of the past two centuries, and he has done so with a most attractive combination of sympathy and irony, sensitivity and lucidity. It has all the advantages of being written by a German scholar who can see Newman in perspective, and by a Protestant who can write about him without treating him hagiographically. He carries one clearly through all the developments of Newman's life and thinking which ended in his conversion to Catholicism, writing about him vividly, and giving us a stronger understanding of both Catholic and Protestant traditions in the process."

Professor Dr. Henry Mayr-Harting, Regius Professor em. of Ecclesiastical History, University of Oxford


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