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Hardback. Condition: New. The Benedictine Beda Mayr, OSB, (1742-1794) was one of the main figures of the German Catholic Enlightenment. He was not only the first Catholic to wrestle with the challenges of Reimarus and Lessing, but also the first to develop an ecumenical methodology for a reunion of the churches. The text, translated from the German original for the first time, presents a theologian who intentionally went to the margins of orthodoxy in order to allow for more interconfessional dialogue. Mayr argued that Catholic theology should follow minority opinions for unsettled dogmatic questions, which would allow for easier union agreements with Protestant churches. Moreover, he suggested limiting ecclesial infallibility to directly revealed truths, thereby reducing the authoritative truth claims of conciliar or papal decisions.Although the study of Catholic Enlightenment is booming among historians and theologians, too few texts are available in reliable translations. A major strength of this edition is not only that its introduction introduces the reader to the colorful landscape of eighteenth-century theological discussions, but also presents the entire text of Mayr's book (with the exception of its appendix) thereby allowing the reader to see the strengths and weaknesses of Enlightenment ecumenism.Mayr's Limited Infallibility was put on the Index of Forbidden Books, on which it remained until the 20th Century. It invites readers to a modern, non-scholastic way of theologizing for the sake of Christian unity.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The Benedictine Beda Mayr, OSB, (1742-1794) was one of the main figures of the German Catholic Enlightenment. He was not only the first Catholic to wrestle with the challenges of Reimarus and Lessing, but also the first to develop an ecumenical methodology for a reunion of the churches. The text, translated from the German original for the first time, presents a theologian who intentionally went to the margins of orthodoxy in order to allow for more interconfessional dialogue. Mayr argued that Catholic theology should follow minority opinions for unsettled dogmatic questions, which would allow for easier union agreements with Protestant churches. Moreover, he suggested limiting ecclesial infallibility to directly revealed truths, thereby reducing the authoritative truth claims of conciliar or papal decisions.Although the study of Catholic Enlightenment is booming among historians and theologians, too few texts are available in reliable translations. A major strength of this edition is not only that its introduction introduces the reader to the colorful landscape of eighteenth-century theological discussions, but also presents the entire text of Mayr's book (with the exception of its appendix) thereby allowing the reader to see the strengths and weaknesses of Enlightenment ecumenism.Mayr's Limited Infallibility was put on the Index of Forbidden Books, on which it remained until the 20th Century. It invites readers to a modern, non-scholastic way of theologizing for the sake of Christian unity. The Benedictine Beda Mayr, OSB, (1742-1794) was one of the main figures of the German Catholic Enlightenment. This text, translated from the German original for the first time, presents a theologian who intentionally went to the margins of orthodoxy in order to allow for more interconfessional dialogue. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. The Benedictine Beda Mayr, OSB, (1742-1794) was one of the main figures of the German Catholic Enlightenment. He was not only the first Catholic to wrestle with the challenges of Reimarus and Lessing, but also the first to develop an ecumenical methodology for a reunion of the churches. The text, translated from the German original for the first time, presents a theologian who intentionally went to the margins of orthodoxy in order to allow for more interconfessional dialogue. Mayr argued that Catholic theology should follow minority opinions for unsettled dogmatic questions, which would allow for easier union agreements with Protestant churches. Moreover, he suggested limiting ecclesial infallibility to directly revealed truths, thereby reducing the authoritative truth claims of conciliar or papal decisions.Although the study of Catholic Enlightenment is booming among historians and theologians, too few texts are available in reliable translations. A major strength of this edition is not only that its introduction introduces the reader to the colorful landscape of eighteenth-century theological discussions, but also presents the entire text of Mayr's book (with the exception of its appendix) thereby allowing the reader to see the strengths and weaknesses of Enlightenment ecumenism.Mayr's Limited Infallibility was put on the Index of Forbidden Books, on which it remained until the 20th Century. It invites readers to a modern, non-scholastic way of theologizing for the sake of Christian unity.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The Benedictine Beda Mayr, OSB, (1742-1794) was one of the main figures of the German Catholic Enlightenment. He was not only the first Catholic to wrestle with the challenges of Reimarus and Lessing, but also the first to develop an ecumenical methodology for a reunion of the churches. The text, translated from the German original for the first time, presents a theologian who intentionally went to the margins of orthodoxy in order to allow for more interconfessional dialogue. Mayr argued that Catholic theology should follow minority opinions for unsettled dogmatic questions, which would allow for easier union agreements with Protestant churches. Moreover, he suggested limiting ecclesial infallibility to directly revealed truths, thereby reducing the authoritative truth claims of conciliar or papal decisions.Although the study of Catholic Enlightenment is booming among historians and theologians, too few texts are available in reliable translations. A major strength of this edition is not only that its introduction introduces the reader to the colorful landscape of eighteenth-century theological discussions, but also presents the entire text of Mayr's book (with the exception of its appendix) thereby allowing the reader to see the strengths and weaknesses of Enlightenment ecumenism.Mayr's Limited Infallibility was put on the Index of Forbidden Books, on which it remained until the 20th Century. It invites readers to a modern, non-scholastic way of theologizing for the sake of Christian unity. The Benedictine Beda Mayr, OSB, (1742-1794) was one of the main figures of the German Catholic Enlightenment. This text, translated from the German original for the first time, presents a theologian who intentionally went to the margins of orthodoxy in order to allow for more interconfessional dialogue. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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11 x 18 cm. Condition: Gut. 880 Seiten plus ein Verzeichnis Predigten des Benediktinermönchs Beda Mayr (1742-1754) in Halbpergament gebunden. Einband der Zeit. Deckel leicht berieben. Im Bund stabil. Papier altersbedingt kaum verfärbt. Keine Anstreichungen. Vollständig. Titelblatt mit Vignette im Barockstil. Sammlerstück in gutem Zustand. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Benediktiner zum heiligen Kreuze in Donauwerd | Beda Mayr | Taschenbuch | 448 S. | Deutsch | 2016 | hansebooks | EAN 9783743364868 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Hansebooks GmbH, Trakehner Weg 52, 22844 Norderstedt, gb[at]hansebooks[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Condition: Gut. Frakturschrift, Titelvignetten. Zustand: Bücher mit altersentsprechenden Gebrauchs- und Lagerspuren. Einbände berieben, bestoßen, Kapitale und Rücken teils etwas beschädigt, leichter Wurmfrass. Papier etwas angegraut und stellenweise leicht braunfleckig. Fehlendes Titelblatt in Band 5. Bindungen intakt. Namenseintrag/Besitzstempel. 522 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 2380 19 cm, gebundene Ausgabe, Halbleder, Rotschnitt.

Condition: Gut. Frakturschrift, Titelvignetten. Zustand: Bücher mit altersentsprechenden Gebrauchs- und Lagerspuren. Einbände berieben, bestoßen, Kapitale und Rücken teils etwas beschädigt, leichter Wurmfrass. Papier etwas angegraut und stellenweise leicht braunfleckig. Fehlendes Titelblatt in Band 5. Bindungen intakt. Namenseintrag/Besitzstempel. 522 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 820 18 cm, gebundene Ausgaben, Halbleder, Rotschnitt.

Sammt einem Anhange von der Möglichkeit einer Vereinigung zwischen unserer, und der evangelish-lutherischen Kirche (1789). Brill, Leiden - Boston 2009. LXXXIX+354+(4) pages. Original white boards. Near fine.

Untertitel: zusammengebunden mit "Satiren mit über Verstorbene " Untergebiet: Deutsche Literatur Abbildungen: TitelkupferZahlr. Zahlr.Maquetten u.Borduren Zustand: Alterungsspuren, Wasserrand. Bütten Papier auslaufend Seiten: 136/72 S. Format: Kl.-8°. Einband: Pbd. d. Zt. Gebiet: Alte Drucke.