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Hromádka, Josef Lukl
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[German Version] (Jun 8, 1889, Hodslavice – Dec 26, 1969, Prague). Hromádka studied Protestant theology in Vienna, Basel, Heidelberg, and Aberdeen, then studied philosophy in Prague. Theologically he was influenced by the Brethren legacy of the Reformation and by the philosopher Emanuel Rádl, then also by prophetic theologies (B.Duhm) and by the social-ethical analyses of E. Troeltsch. In debate with his philosophy teacher Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, Hromádka developed a “theology of revelation” after…
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Religion Past and Present
