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Der Begriff Christlich-Sozial: Seine Geschichtliche Und Theologische Problematik

Der Begriff Christlich-Sozial: Seine Geschichtliche Und Theologische Problematik

Wendland, Heinz-Dietrich

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Series: Arbeitsgemeinschaft Für Forschung Des Landes Nordrhein-Westf, Book 104

General Sociology

ISBN10: 3663002411
ISBN13: 9783663002413
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Jan 1 1962
Pages: 72
Weight: 0.30
Height: 0.16 Width: 6.69 Depth: 9.61
Language: German
This lecture is confined to the evangelical-social movement since Wiehern, and chiefly consists of: - 1. An indication of some of the theological and ecclesiastical factors that made the Christian-social movement possible. 2. An examination of the fundamental elements of the Christian-social idea, in particular in the work of J. H. Wiehern. 3. The synthetic Christian-social concept is questioned on a critical theological basis (e. g. in relation to Friedrich Naumann). 4. An enquiry into the original inheritance and the intentions of the move- ment, in relation to its importance for present-day ehureh and society. In this examination the historical weaknesses and inhibitions of the move- ment and its watchword are made evident, sueh as for example the movement's political conservatism and its dependance on anti-revolutionary roman- ticism. Further examples, among others, are: - the movement's lack of under- standing for the impulses of socialism and new economic developments, the vagueness of the social concept, and a lack of any theological and socio- logical analysis of contemporary society. On the other hand, the greatness and the important historical fecundity of the Christian-social conception are also shown.

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