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- catalog abstract "These lectures may be considered as the last organization of the author's views. They may also be said to mark a new development in his mind. The Baron von Hugel in his Introduction describes this change as a movement away from the "reality, helpfulness, indeed necessity of at least some tradition." That is to say, Troeltsch was becoming more individualistic and less willing to "recognize church and sacraments as legitimate continuations or developments of our Lord's mind." The three lectures constituting this volume do not constitute exactly a unity, and can best be regarded as more or less converging approaches to a common position. History, he holds, cannot be regarded as a process in which a universal and everywhere similar principle is confined and obscured. It is rather an imperishable and incomparable confusion of the always-new, unique, and hence individual tendencies. -- From JSTOR http://www.jstor.org (Dec.3 10, 2012).".
- catalog alternative "Historismus und seine Überwindung. English".
- catalog contributor b2101976.
- catalog contributor b2101977.
- catalog created "1957.".
- catalog date "1957".
- catalog date "1957.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1957.".
- catalog description "Introduction ---- Part I. The place of Christianity among the world religions ---- Part II. Ethics and the philosophy of history. 1. The morality of the personality and of the conscience --- 2. The ethics of cultural values --- 3. The common spirit ---- Part III. Politics, patriotism, religion.".
- catalog description "These lectures may be considered as the last organization of the author's views. They may also be said to mark a new development in his mind. The Baron von Hugel in his Introduction describes this change as a movement away from the "reality, helpfulness, indeed necessity of at least some tradition." That is to say, Troeltsch was becoming more individualistic and less willing to "recognize church and sacraments as legitimate continuations or developments of our Lord's mind." The three lectures constituting this volume do not constitute exactly a unity, and can best be regarded as more or less converging approaches to a common position. History, he holds, cannot be regarded as a process in which a universal and everywhere similar principle is confined and obscured. It is rather an imperishable and incomparable confusion of the always-new, unique, and hence individual tendencies. -- From JSTOR http://www.jstor.org (Dec.3 10, 2012).".
- catalog extent "191 p.".
- catalog isPartOf "Living age books, LA12".
- catalog issued "1957".
- catalog issued "1957.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "New York, Meridian Books,".
- catalog subject "BR83 .T74 1957".
- catalog subject "Christianity Historiography.".
- catalog subject "Christianity.".
- catalog subject "History Religious aspects Christianity History of doctrines.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction ---- Part I. The place of Christianity among the world religions ---- Part II. Ethics and the philosophy of history. 1. The morality of the personality and of the conscience --- 2. The ethics of cultural values --- 3. The common spirit ---- Part III. Politics, patriotism, religion.".
- catalog title "Christian thought, its history and application. Edited with an introd. and index by Baron F. von Hügel.".
- catalog title "Historismus und seine Überwindung. English".
- catalog type "text".