Martensen spence (3 Ergebnisse)
Verlag: T&T Clark, 1871
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In den WarenkorbZustand: Poor. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. Book contains pencil markings. In poor condition, suitable as a reading copy. No dust jacket. 8vo, brown cloth binding with heavy shelf wear - peeling and chipping to spine, stains to boards, bumped c…orners. Untrimmed page edges. Binding feels loose, heavy pencil markings. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,800grams, ISBN.
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Christian ethics. General part -- Special part: first division, individual ethics; second division, social ethics.
Martensen, H. (Hans Lassen), bp. of Sjaelland, 1808-1884. [Den christelige ethik, 1871-78; Eng: C Spence, W Affleck, S Taylor]
Verlag: T. & T. Clark n.d.-1888-1882, Edinburgh, 1888
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In den WarenkorbHardcover. Reprinted. 3 v.: xii,468 + viii,423 + viii,384 p.; 23cm. (Clark's foreign theol.lib. Ser 4: 39; ser 5: 7, 11) [1st English in 1873-81-82] General part [1871], arts. 45-70, The highest good (God's kingdom, optimism and pessimism: Goethe and Byron, socialism and individualism). In 69-70 (p. 217-36) M. attacks Soren Kier…kegaard: `What has been here charged against Vinet is true in a greater degree in regard to S. Kierkegaard, who, with great talent and powerful one-sidedness, has been with us the advocate of individualism.' (217) -- `He considers it as the misfortune of the age to know too much, and with all this knowledge to have forgotten what it is to exist. He has therefore made it the aim of his life to promote and carry through the category, "the individual." Should he ask for an inscription on his grave, he desires no other than this: "The individual man." If this category of S. Kierkegard is not understood by the present generation,he is yet persuaded that it will be understood in time coming.' (219) -- `His great idea is, that "Christianity is a vast deception; that all these thousands, without anything further,call themselves Christians; those many, many men, whose far, far greatest number, from all that can be discerned, have their lives in entirely different categories."' (225) -- `But, on our side, we continue to repeat,that all depends on what is the region to which we penetrate through this narrow pass--whether to dry and barren places or to a fruitful land. Therefore we continue to repeat: The individual and the kingdom of God; or rather: the kingdom of God and the individual. For, as Kierkegaard very justly observes with regard to ethical problems, "the actual solution is itself an art, a gift which cannot be taught."' (236) Fair unmatched set in orig.brown and black cloth, spines chipped.
