The Religious Enlightenment : Protestants, Jews, and Catholics from London to Vienna /
From the Publisher: "Sorkin is right to argue that enlightenment and faith went together for most participants in the Enlightenment, and that this is a major topic that has been relatively neglected. He has written an outstanding and eminently accessible book bringing the whole question central...
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Princeton :
Princeton University Press,
[2008]
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- List of illustrations
- List of maps
- Preface
- Introduction
- Enlightenment or enlightenments
- Religious enlightenment
- Reasonableness
- Toleration
- Public sphere
- State nexus
- Enlightenment spectrum
- 1: Brant Broughton, London, Gloucester : William Warburton's "Heroic Moderation"
- Natural right and toleration
- History
- Established religion
- Justification, philosophy, and science
- Secular culture
- Moderation in decline
- Conclusion
- 2: Geneva : Jacob Vernet's "Middle Way"
- Theology
- Politics
- Enlightenment and the philosophes
- Geneva transformed
- 3: Halle: Siegmund Jacob Baumgarten's "Vital Knowledge"
- Union with God
- Exegesis
- History, sacred and secular
- Natural right and toleration
- Neology and the state
- 4: Berlin: Moses Mendelssohn's "Vital Script"
- Intellectual renewal: Philosophy
- Intellectual renewal: Exegesis
- Civic acceptance and "divine legislation"
- Socrates of Berlin
- Haskalah and beyond
- Conclusion
- 5: Vienna-Linz: Joseph Valentin Eybel's "Reasonable Doctrine"
- Church law
- Linz and Joseph II
- True devotion
- Revolution
- Conclusion
- 6: Toul-Paris-Lyon: Adrien Lamourette's "Luminous Side Of Faith
- Where France differed
- Catholicism
- 1780s
- Theology
- Revolution, 1789-91
- Revolution, 1791-94
- Conclusion
- Epilogue
- Glossary
- Index.