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Grundloses Vertrauen

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English summary: In this book, Andrea Lassak aims to determine the relation of trust and faith. Brought into focus are the so-called 'forms of basic trust' and the Christian trust in God. The autho...
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English summary: In this book, Andrea Lassak aims to determine the relation of trust and faith. Brought into focus are the so-called 'forms of basic trust' and the Christian trust in God. The author starts from the theological concept of trust given by Wolfhart Pannenberg who was the first 20th century theologian to include Erik H. Erikson's investigations of developmental psychology in German theology and on that basis advocated a distinct transformative relation between early childhood 'basic trust' and religious trust in God. In a critical analysis of Pannenberg's argument, Andrea Lassak advances an alternative in the tradition of hermeneutic theology.

German description: In welchem Verhaltnis stehen Vertrauen und Glaube? Diese Frage beschaftigt die Theologie seit Menschengedenken. Unter Berucksichtigung von Erik Eriksons Entwicklungspsychologie hat Wolfhart Pannenberg einen neuen Akzent gesetzt und die These formuliert, dass religioser Glaube in fruhkindlichem Grundvertrauen ( Basic Trust ) begrundet sei.Mit diesem Gedanken setzt sich Andrea Lassak in ihrer Studie kritisch auseinander. Sie lotet die Tragweite dieser Verhaltnisbestimmung aus und gibt eine alternative Antwort in der Tradition hermeneutischer Theologie. Dabei sondiert sie das schillernde Konzept des Grundvertrauens ebenso wie sie die Bedeutungsspektren christlichen Gottvertrauens aufzeigt.
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Price: £72.00
Pages: 233
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Imprint: Mohr Siebeck
Series: Religion in Philosophy and Theology
Publication Date: 07 January 2016
ISBN: 9783161539428
Format: Paperback
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RELIGION / Philosophy, RELIGION / Christian Theology / General, Philosophy of religion, Christianity, Theology

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