Publications
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Reichsstift und Reformation
(2024)
The introduction of the Reformation in the Quedlinburg Imperial Abbey is examined in this work in a comprehensive manner on the macro, meso, and micro levels. The complex interplay between the Princess-Abbess and the ...
Immobilie Kirche
(2025)
This conference volume places the church property at the centre of the interdisciplinary discourse on the transformation of sacred spaces. Sustainable conversion strategies for the future of our church buildings require ...
Kirche im Wandel
(2022)
Adelige Streitkultur
(2023)
Alles kann, nichts muss?!
(2020)
Kann Gott tun, was er will oder will Gott, was seinem Wesen entspricht? Ist Gott an notwendige Prinzipien gebunden oder ist notwendig, was Gott dekretiert? Derartige Fragen nach dem Verhältnis von Modalitäten und Gotteskonzepten ...
Ferdinand I. als Kaiser
(2001)
Mensch – Natur – Technik
(2020)
Werte im Beruf
(2020)
Building the House of Wisdom
(2024)
Sergii Bulgakov (1871–1944) is one of the preeminent theologians of the 20th century whose work is still being discovered and explored in and for the 21st century. The famous rival of Lenin in the field of economics, was, ...
Vom Staunen der Vernunft
(2021)
Luigi Pareyson has so far been little known in the German-speaking world, although his works have been translated into many languages, as he is undoubtedly one of the founders of modern philosophical hermeneutics, along ...
Unwiederholbares Gottessiegel
(2021)
The individuality of the human person is central to any anthropology. For Edith Stein, the individuality or uniqueness of the person lies not only in the person’s unrepeatable history, but refers also to a “personal note”, ...
Alles kann, nichts muss?!
(2020)
Can God do what He wants or does God want what is in accordance with His very own nature? Is God bound by necessary principles or is necessary what God decrees? Such questions about the relationship between modalities and ...
Homo Novus
(2021)
Based on current and projected breakthroughs in biological, genetic, and digital technologies—and their possible convergences—contemporary transhumanism confronts the Christian faith with the question: can finite beings ...
The Sacramentality of the World and the Mystery of Freedom
(2021)
The book offers the first in-depth study of Origen’s presence in Hans Urs von Balthasar, not only considering his books on Origen, but also analyzing Origenian ideas that played a decisive role in his theological building. ...
Erinnerungskultur – Vielfalt der Perspektiven
(2024)
The way in which people look back on past eras or events is decisive for their political and social self-image. This volume deals with various concepts of remembrance and the struggle for historical memory from different ...
A Complex Relation
(2022)
Chapter The Cambridge Platonists in Continental Europe
(2019)
The present article explores Le Clerc’s relationship with Cambridge Platonism, in particular with the thought of Ralph Cudworth (1617–1688), as presented in the Bibliothèques.
Chapter Origenian, English and Kabbalistic Influences in Johann Wilhelm Petersen's Apokatastasis Doctrine
(2019)
In 1698 a treatise called The Eternal Gospel of the Universal Return of All Creatures appeared anonymously in Germany. Its contents were in a certain way quite radical and problematic. The text supported the idea of universal ...
Chapter Concepts of Origenism from Late Antiquity to Modern Times
(2019)
Since late antiquity the debate about Origen and Origenism has focused on preexistence and apokatastasis. Within Origen’s Christian philosophy, however, these themes were side issues. They were neither at the core of his ...
Chapter Body, Spirit and Gender in Anne Conway
(2019)
The relation between body and spirit is a central topic in Lady Anne Conway’s (1631–1679) treatise The Principles of the Most Ancient and Modern Philosophy: