Schrift, Tradition und Bekenntnis
by Jan Rohls
Paperback (Published)
(April 2013)
ISBN: 9783161510144
6.06 x 9.09 inches
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In the second part of his The History of Christian Ideas , Jan Rohls studies Writings, Tradition and Denomination, all of which are very closely associated with the idea of revelation. Christianity refers to certain texts which are endowed with special authority, specifically the Old and New Testament, which attained a canonical standing, as well as the confessions and dogmas which can also be seen as canonical. It is debatable whether or not there is in addition an oral tradition which originated with the apostles and which must also be seen as an authoritative factor. However with the advent of historical criticism during the Enlightenment, the Bible as well as the confessions and dogmas began to falter and due to this lost their original authority. German text.
Jan Rohls untersucht im zweiten Teil seiner Ideengeschichte des Christentums den Komplex “Schrift, Tradition und Bekenntnis”, der mit der Idee der Offenbarung aufs engste zusammenhangt. Das Christentum bezieht sich auf bestimmte Texte, die mit besonderer Autoritat ausgestattet sind. Zum einen handelt es sich um die alt- und neutestamentlichen Schriften, die schliesslich kanonische Geltung erlangen, zum andern um Bekenntnisse und Dogmen, die gleichfalls als kanonisch angesehen werden. Strittig ist, ob es daneben eine sich von den Aposteln herleitende mundliche Tradition gibt, die gleichfalls als autoritative Grosse angesehen werden muss. Sowohl die Bibel wie auch die Bekenntnisse und Dogmen geraten allerdings mit dem Aufkommen der historischen Kritik in der Aufklarung ins Wanken und bussen dadurch ihre ursprungliche Autoritat ein.
- By (author) Jan Rohls
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