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9780199273614

Hegel and Christian Theology A Reading of the Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion

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    9780199273614

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    0199273618

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-05-05
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Summary

This is an analysis of the interpretation of Christian theology that is found in G. W. F. Hegel'sLectures on the Philosophy of Religion. Hodgson argues that these lectures are among the most valuable resources from the nineteenth century for theology as it faces the challenges of modernity and postmodernity. The author is also editing and translating the critical edition of the lectures, which are being published concurrently by Oxford University Press.

Author Biography


Peter C. Hodgson is Charles G. Finney Professor of Theology, Emeritus, Vanderbilt University.

Table of Contents

Notes on the Text x
PART ONE INTRODUCTION
Hegel as a Theologian of the Spirit
3(19)
Hegel's Life and Career in Brief
3(3)
Speculative Philosophy and the Logical Deep Structure
6(6)
Philosophy of Religion as Theology
12(4)
Theologian of the Spirit
16(6)
Hegel's Writings on Religion
22(30)
Early Theological Writings
22(5)
Jena Writings
27(5)
Phenomenology of Spirit
32(8)
Encyclopedia of the Philosophical Sciences
40(5)
Foreword to Hinrichs's Religion
45(2)
The Four Versions of the Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion
47(5)
Hegel and the Theology of His Time
52(23)
The Object and Purpose of the Philosophy of Religion
52(4)
Characteristics of Modernity
56(2)
Critique of Previous and Concurrent Theologies
58(10)
Speculative Philosophy of Religion and Theology
68(7)
PART TWO ELEMENTS OF A HEGELIAN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
Christianity and the Concept of Religion
75(26)
The Threefold Division of the Philosophy of Religion
75(3)
The Concept of Religion
78(7)
Christianity as the Consummate, Revelatory Religion
85(13)
Speculative Redescription of the Christian Metanarrative
98(3)
The Concept, Knowledge, and Worship of God
101(26)
The Concept of Religion and the Concept of God
101(2)
The Abstract Concept of God
103(3)
The Knowledge of God
106(9)
Proofs of the Existence of God
115(8)
The Worship of God
123(4)
Trinity: God as Absolute Spirit
127(14)
Absolute Spirit and Trinity
127(5)
The Christian Doctrine of the Trinity
132(3)
The Speculative Idea of the Trinity
135(2)
Traces and Anticipations of the Trinity
137(4)
Creation, Humanity, and Evil
141(14)
Creation of the World
141(6)
Human Nature
147(3)
The Story of the Fall
150(1)
Knowledge, Estrangement, Evil
151(4)
Christ and Reconciliation
155(22)
The Possibility, Necessity, and Actuality of Reconciliation
155(8)
The Ministry, Teaching, and Person of Christ
163(6)
The Death of Christ
169(6)
The Resurrection and Ascension of Christ
175(2)
Spirit and Community
177(28)
Transition from the Sensible to the Spiritual Presence of Christ
177(4)
The Intersubjectivity of the Community of the Spirit
181(4)
Institutional Forms of the Community of the Spirit
185(8)
The Community and the World
193(9)
The Passing Away of the Community?
202(3)
Christianity and World Religions
205(42)
World Religions in the Philosophy of Religion
205(2)
Four Renditions of Determinate Religion
207(10)
Conceptual Play: A Geography of Religions
217(2)
Hegel's Affinity with and Critique of Asian Religions
219(9)
Hegel's Evolving Treatment of Judaism
228(9)
Toward a Religion of the Concrete Spirit
237(10)
PART THREE CONCLUSION
The Theological Significance of Hegel Today
247(38)
Hegel's God: Counterfeit or Real?
248(11)
Heterodoxy and Ontotheology: Spirit
259(6)
Totality and Infinity: Wholeness
265(8)
Language and History: Narrative
273(3)
Tragedy and Redemption: Christ
276(4)
Self and Other: Community
280(2)
Unity and Diversity: Pluralism
282(3)
Bibliography 285(11)
Index 296

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