Kant, Lotze, and Ritschl a Critical Examination (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Leonhard Stählin

 
9781330713655: Kant, Lotze, and Ritschl a Critical Examination (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Kant, Lotze, and Ritschl: A Critical Examination traces the debates surrounding Ritschl’s theological system and its philosophical underpinnings.

The book surveys how Kant, Lotze, and related thinkers have shaped modern theology, and it asks whether a theologian can or should start from a predefined theory of cognition.

Written for English-speaking readers, this analysis weighs the practical and logical consequences of taking epistemology as a starting point for theology. It contrasts Lotze’s and Kant’s perspectives with Ritschl’s approach, and it explains why these issues matter for Christian thought today.

  • Clear, critical discussion of how theories of knowledge influence theological method
  • Accessible explanation of Kantian and Lotzean ideas and their impact on Ritschl’s system
  • Evaluation of the balance between empirical religious understanding and transcendent truth
  • Implications for contemporary Christian theology and philosophy

Ideal for readers of philosophy of religion and systematic theology seeking a rigorous, historically grounded critique.

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