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Religion --- Philosophy. --- Philosophy --- Religious studies

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The Pharos Journal of Theology, formerly known as the Ekklesiastikos Pharos was originally published in Alexandria (Egypt) directly by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate as a theological review at the beginning of the 20th Century. Consequently it is one of the oldest scholarly periodicals in Africa. The journal is a progressive, double blind reviewed journal of scholarship reflecting the history and philosophy of religious thought in all traditions and periods, including: Systematic Theology, Biblical Studies, New Testament, Old Testament, Christianity, Church History, Jewish studies, theology, pastoral theology, Christian Ethics, Biblical Archaeology, Missiology, Pneumatology, Gospel and Culture, Religiousness, Religiosity and Comparative Religious Studies, Religious Education, Inter-faith, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam.

Theology, Doctrinal --- religious studies --- biblical archaeology

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If the Enlightenment turned to reason to reoccupy the place left vacant by the death of God, the history of the last two centuries has undermined the confidence that reason will bind freedom and keep it responsible. We cannot escape this history, which has issued in a pervasive nihilism and has rendered all appeals to the ethical questionable. Nor could Kierkegaard. The specter of nihilism haunts all of his writings, as it haunts already German romanticism, to which he is so indebted. To exorcize it is his most fundamental concern. And it is the same fundamentally religious concern that makes Kierkegaard so relevant to our situation: What today is to make life meaningful? If not reason, does the turn to the aesthetic promise an answer? To really choose is to bind freedom. Either-Or calls us to make such a choice, i.e. to be authentic. But what does it mean to be authentic? How are we today to think of such an authentic choice? As autonomous action? As a blind leap? As a leap of faith? Either/Or circles around these questions.

Danish literature. --- Kierkegaard, Søren, --- Religious studies --- Aesthetics. --- Faith. --- Marriage. --- Nihilism.

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islam --- religion --- theology --- religious studies --- social sciences --- islamic studies

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Dieser Band versammelt erstmals alle Rezensionen und Kritiken, die der bedeutende Kulturphilosoph und protestantische Theologe Ernst Troeltsch in den Jahren 1915 bis 1923 veröffentlichte. Er bietet einen faszinierenden Einblick in die "Werkstatt" des führenden protestantischen Intellektuellen der klassischen Moderne. Eindrucksvoll zeigen die Rezensionen Troeltschs Arbeit am eigenen Standpunkt zur Historismusproblematik noch vor seinem systematischen Hauptwerk "Der Historismus und seine Probleme" (1922). Seine Beschäftigung mit sozialethischen, religionsphilosophischen, vor allem aber kultur- und geschichtsphilosophischen Werken spiegelt das Ringen des Berliner Kulturphilosophen um das Ideal einer historischen Kulturwissenschaft wider. Darüber hinaus wird Troeltschs Bestreben deutlich, angesichts dramatischer Krisenerfahrungen von Weltkrieg, Revolution und Inflation aus der Analyse der modernen Gesellschaft normative Orientierungen für das aktuelle Handeln zu gewinnen; dies zeigt sich u.a. in der kritischen Auseinandersetzung mit Georg Simmel, Walther Rathenau und Oswald Spengler. Hier wie in der Besprechung von Erich von Kahlers Manifest einer neuen Wissenschaft, das sich als Gegenentwurf zu Max Webers Position verstand, trat Troeltsch dem aufziehenden neuen Ideal einer antihistoristischen Wissenschaft konstruktiv entgegen und formulierte Umrisse seines Entwurfs einer modernen Kultursynthese.

Theology. --- Cultural Studies. --- History. --- Protestantism. --- Religious Studies. --- Troeltsch, Ernst.