General & Miscellaneous Christian Theology, Jewish Philosophy, God - Theology, Religion, Philosophy of, General & Miscellaneous Religious Philosophy, 19th Century German Philosophy, Religion - General & Miscellaneous
Cohen And Troeltsch, Vol. 12
Wendell S. Dietrich
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Overview
In the 19th century the Jewish philosopher Hermann Cohen and the Christian philosopher Ernst Troeltsch each proposed a reconstruction of their respective religious traditions as ethical monotheism. Deitrich examines their proposals and their correlative ethical monotheistic theories of culture and society. He contends that their ideas have been subject to misinterpretation and stereotyping, and deserve to be studied with renewed interest.Synopsis
In the 19th century the Jewish philosopher Hermann Cohen and the Christian philosopher Ernst Troeltsch each proposed a reconstruction of their respective religious traditions as ethical monotheism. Deitrich examines their proposals and their correlative ethical monotheistic theories of culture and society. He contends that their ideas have been subject to misinterpretation and stereotyping, and deserve to be studied with renewed interest.
Book Details
Published
January 1, 1986
Publisher
Brown Judaic Studies
Pages
116
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781555400187