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Biester, Johann Erich
(167 words)
[German Version] (Nov 17, 1749, Lübeck – Feb 20, 1816, Berlin) studied law, modern langua…
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Religion Past and Present
Büsching, Anton Friedrich
(135 words)
[German Version] (Sep 27, 1724, Stadthagen – May 28, 1793, Berlin). As a Lutheran theologian and senior consistorial councilor of Berlin (1766), Büsching may be considered a representative of neology (Enlightenment, Rationalism).…
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Religion Past and Present
Corrodi, Heinrich
(190 words)
[German Version] (Jul 31, 1752, Zürich – Sep 14, 1793, Zürich) studied theology in Halle and Leipzig, and from 1786 was professor of natural law and ethics at ¶ Zürich Gymnasium. As a student of J.S. Semler he supported a historical-critical theology, affirming the presence of myths in the Bible. Out of his own research there grew his
Kritische Geschichte des Chiliasmus [Critical history of millenarianism] (initially anonymous, 2 vols. 1781; in …
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Religion Past and Present
Deism
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[German Version] I. Philosophy of Religion – II. Dogmatics – III. Europe – IV. North America
I. Philosophy of Religion Deism has a current and a historical sense in theology and philosophy of religion. Its current sense, dating from the end of the 18th century, denotes belief in a first cause who made the world but no longer exercises any providential control over it. In its historical sense it refers to an important religious philosophy of the European and North …
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