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(Ebook) Theological Tractates by Erik Peterson, Michael J. Hollerich (editor and translator) ISBN 9780804769679, 9780804769686, 0804769672, 0804769680

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Authors:Erik Peterson, Michael J. Hollerich (editor and translator)
Year:2011
Editon:1
Publisher:Stanford University Press
Language:english
File Size:25.95 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780804769679, 9780804769686, 0804769672, 0804769680
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(Ebook) Theological Tractates by Erik Peterson, Michael J. Hollerich (editor and translator) ISBN 9780804769679, 9780804769686, 0804769672, 0804769680

The essays in Theological Tractates were published between 1925 and 1937, during which time Erik Peterson converted from Protestantism to Roman Catholicism. They deal with a range of theological topics—from the thought of Protestant theologian Karl Barth, to liturgy, the Church in the New Testament, Christianity and Judaism, angels, martyrdom, and mysticism. Among them is Peterson's landmark essay on ancient "political theology," "Monotheism as a Political Problem," which shows how ancient writers—pagans, Jews, and Christians—justified earthly monarchy by its parallel with the monotheistic belief in one divinity in heaven. Peterson asserted that such a political theology was incompatible with Christianity, a thesis that became a reference point for modern political theology.
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