Freud and the problem of God / by Kèung, Hans, 1928-

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Warum ich kein Christ bin : Bericht und Argumentation / by Flasch, Kurt

Subjects: “…Atheism.…”
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Carl Schmitt and the Jews : the "Jewish question," the Holocaust, and German legal theory / by Gross, Raphael

Table of Contents: “…The Jews in Schmitt's early work -- Schmitt's position in 1933 -- Schmitt's assault on the "Jewish legal state" -- "Judaism in legal studies" -- The French Revolution and the Catholic reaction -- The counterrevolution in the Weimar Republic -- Catholic atheism -- Political theology as a Festschrift for Max Weber -- Jewish emancipation or a "Christian state" -- Protestant atheism -- "Pure legal theory" as secularized theology of the enemy -- The Jews in the Christian history of salvation -- Depolitization -- Desubstantialization -- The flight into religion -- Schmitt's struggle against the theologians and Jews.…”

The God of Jesus Christ / by Kasper, Walter, 1933-

Table of Contents: “…The theological formulation of the problem; 2 The Denial of God in Modern Atheism; 1. The autonomy of the modern age as the basis for contemporary atheism; 2. …”
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Ausgewählte Schriften. by Weinreich, Otto, 1886-1972

Table of Contents: “…AUFLAGE VON ROHDES PSYCHE; KERÉNYI,DE TELETIS MERCURIALIBUSOBSERVATIONES II; PETTAZZONI, LARELIGIONENELLA GRECIA ANTICA; HOPFNERS UND THORNDIKES MAGIEGESCHICHTEN; PASCAL,LE CREDENZE D' OLTRETOMBA; GIESELBUSCH, (JRIECHISCHE ENTRÜCKUNGSGESCHICHTEN; MAROT,DER EID ALS TAT; FARNELL, GREEK HERO CULTS; DRACHMANN,ATHEISM IN PAGAN ANTIQUITY; SIMON, HORATIUS ACROSTICHICUS; DIEBSZAUBER; ABC-MISCELLANEA…”
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Enlightenment underground : radical Germany, 1680-1720 / by Mulsow, Martin

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: Radicalism as a problem for research -- The ambivalence of scholars: A Jewish Anti-Christian manuscript and its path into the German early Enlightenment -- To Socinian enlightenment: Sameul Crell's European networks -- Atheism at the heart of orthodoxy? On the origin and early spread of Johann Joachim Müller's De tribus impostoribus (1688) -- Political theology: Reason of state, historical pyrrhonism, and the critique of religion -- The destruction of Christian Platonism: Souverain's Le Platonisme dévoilé (1700) and Gundling's "Plato atheos" (1713) -- Gundling versus Budde: Skeptical versus Conservative enlightenment -- Eclecticism and indifferentism: The hidden discourse of the Religio Prudentum from the Ineptus religiosus of 1652 to the Religio Eclectica of 1702.…”
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Philosophy after Marx : 100 Years of Misreadings and the Normative Turn in Political Philosophy. by Henning, Christoph

Table of Contents: “…2.5.6 Niklas Luhmann's philosophy of systems 2.5.7 Key elements of Marxian theory VI: Marx and Hegel ; Marx as a critic of Hegel ; Hegelian Marxism: semantic displacements ; 2.6 Critical theory or the dissolution of critique in religion ; 2.6.1 Horkheimer's vitalism ; 2.6.2 Pollock's hermetic analysis of state capitalism ; 2.6.3 Adorno's quietist utopianism ; 2.6.4 Key elements of Marxian theory VII: Marx's critique of religion ; 2.6.5 The critique of religion as a political issue ; 2.6.6 Four theological views of Marx ; Rejection of 'atheism' ; Tolerance in spite of 'atheism'…”
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The dialogues of the dead of the early German enlightenment / by Suitner, Riccarda

Table of Contents: “…. -- 2 The Argument with Johann Franz Budde -- 3 Eclecticism, the Mathematical Method, Atheism -- 4 How Many Authors?…”
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Facts and Arguments for Darwin : With Additions by the Author / by Müller, Fritz, 1822-1897

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The Word and the spiritual realities : the I and the Thou : pneumatological fragments / by Ebner, Ferdinand, 1882-1931

Table of Contents: “…Word and human becoming ; Proofs of God ; Atheism ; Word and self-consciousness ; Dependence of the I -- Fragment 4. …”
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Dealings with God : from blasphemers in early modern Zurich to a cultural history of religiousness / by Loetz, Francisca (Historian)

Table of Contents: “…Religion in early modern history : an approach by way of blasphemers in Zurich -- Formulating the question -- Research situation -- History of religion and Religiousness -- Blasphemy as a special case -- Blasphemy and history of crime -- History of Zurich -- History of blasphemy : five theses on a research deficit -- Interpretative and methodological approaches -- Explanatory models for early modern history -- Blasphemy as a key to religion in cultural history -- Blasphemy as a textually transmitted speech act -- The example of Zurich -- The time and place under study -- The offence of blasphemy in early modern Zurich -- The sanctioning of blasphemy -- Normsetting -- How the law and the secular authorities defined blasphemy -- How theology and the church defined blasphemy -- How the authorities applied the norms -- The supervisory obligation of officials and citizens -- Assessment of blasphemers -- Blasphemers : mentally deranged or morally responsible -- Sentencing practice -- Blasphemy as the object of horizontal social control -- How witnesses reacted to blasphemy -- Motives for reporting blasphemers -- Out-of-court settlements in cases of blasphemy -- Blasphemy in the context of social action -- Blasphemy as insubordination -- Blasphemy as insult -- Blasphemy expressing a conflict of honour -- Cursing : verbal magic or insult -- Blasphemy as an element of sociability -- Blaspheming God as a social and situation-specific disposition -- The pleasures of provocation -- The blasphemer as a person -- Blasphemy as an expression of (un)belief -- The religious knowledge of blasphemers -- The pleasures of disputation -- Dealing with dogmatics -- Questioning ancient paradoxes -- Questioning new paradoxes -- Struggling with God -- Rebelling against God -- Pre-modern atheism -- Blasphemy and images of God -- Blasphemy in Zurich : historical change and confessional comparison -- Blasphemy in Zurich : historical change -- The offence of blasphemy in confessional comparison : a perspective on Lucerne -- Outcomes and outlook : from the blasphemers of Zurich to a cultural history of religiousness.…”
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