Grammatik und Wahrheit. Salomon Glassius (1593–1656) und Richard Simon (1638–1712) im Gespräch

Müller, Sascha; Bultmann, Christoph; Danneberg, Lutz

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“…Owing to the quasi-monopoly of the Jesuits in education and the order's overall unwillingness to reform its schools, the Jesuits attracted a lot of anger and disappointment. 45 In Spain, Diego Zapata (1701) and Benito Jeronimo Feijoo O. S. B. (1676-1764) were the spokesmen of this antipathy.…”

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What is Catholic Enlightenment?

2016

On the Road to Vatican II

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Section: Some Leitmotifs Of the Catholic Enlightenmentmentioning

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2016

On the Road to Vatican II

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“…There had already been a precedent for this, particularly among Renaissance thinkers and even earlier, including the medieval figures William of Ockham and Marsilius of Padua, the Renaissance luminary Niccolò Machiavelli, the Protestant Reformers Martin Luther and John Calvin, as well as Hobbes's and Spinoza's seventeenth-century contemporaries Isaac La Peyrère and Richard Simon. 19 Hobbes and especially Spinoza went much further than their predecessors however, and in their works we may see the beginning stages of what came to be called the historical-critical method of biblical studies.…”

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The Bible in Captivity: Hobbes, Spinoza, and the Politics of Defining Religion

Morrow

2010

Pro Ecclesia

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Asad explains, "During the period [early Middle Ages] the very term religious was therefore reserved for those living in monastic communities; with the later emergence of nonmonastic orders, the term came to be used for all who had taken lifelong vows by which they were set apart from the ordinary members of the Church" (39n22). Writing further, he mentions, "For medieval Christians, religion was not a universal phenomenon: religion was a site on which universal truth was produced, and it was clear to them that truth was not produced universally" (45n29). St. Thomas Aquinas used religio in his Summa Theologiae in I-II.49-55 and II-II.81.7-8 to refer to the reverence for God habitually developed within the church's communal liturgical practices. See St.

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“…48 The Maurist awareness of historical developments soon spread throughout Europe, especially because of the monastic communication networks, and consequently also accelerated Catholic Bible scholarship. Benedictines, such as Bernard Lamy (1640-1715), together with the Oratorians, especially Richard Simon (1638-1712), 49 requested to replace scholastic theology with a more scriptureoriented, so-called positive theology.…”

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What is ‘Catholic Enlightenment’?

Lehner

2010

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Recent research has demonstrated not only the existence of a variety of Enlightenments, but also the importance of the religious aspect to this worldwide process. In particular, special interest has been paid to the long‐neglected Catholic Enlightenment, which entailed many strands of thought by Catholic intellectuals and political leaders who attempted to renew and reform Catholicism from the middle of the 18th to the early 19th century. This renewal was an apologetic endeavor designed to defend the essential dogmas of Catholic Christianity by explaining their rationality in modern terminology and by reconciling Catholicism with modern culture. The Catholic Enlightenment was in dialog with contemporary culture, not only by developing new hermeneutical approaches to the Council of Trent or to Jansenist ideas, but also by implementing some of the core values of the overall European Enlightenment process that tried to ‘renew’ and ‘reform’ the whole of society, and thus truly deserves the label Enlightenment.

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Grammatik und Wahrheit. Salomon Glassius (1593–1656) und Richard Simon (1638–1712) im Gespräch

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The Bible in Captivity: Hobbes, Spinoza, and the Politics of Defining Religion

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