Christendom or Europe?

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Novalis

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"Everywhere the sense for the holy suffered from the manifold persecutions of its previous form, its former personality. The end product of the modern manner of thinking was termed 'philosophy, ' and under that head was reckoned everything that was opposed to the old, hence primarily every objection against religion. The initial personal hatred of the Catholic faith passed gradually over into hatred of the Bible, of the Christian faith, and finally of religion in general. Still further, the hatred of religion extended itself quite naturally and consistently to all objects of enthusiasm. It made imagination and emotion heretical, as well as morality and the love of art, the future and the past." So writes Novalis in Christendom or Europe?. Controversial from the first time it was read to a group of his friends, Novalis's Christendom or Europe? is a central document in Romantic Christianity, a visionary and imaginative exploration of the Christian past infused with a hope for the Christian future. This volume also includes Novalis's Spiritual Songs and an introductory essay by poet and philosopher Michael Martin.

Author Biography:

NOVALIS (Georg Philipp Friedrich von Hardenberg, 1772-1801) was perhaps the greatest of the poets of German Romanticism. The author of Hymns to the Night, he died of tuberculosis at the age of twenty-eight. As the great 20th-century theologian Karl Barth observed, "We shall only be able to speak of a true Neo-romanticism for all time when Romanticism is once again seriously taken up in the sense that Novalis understood it, and in his spirit."

Release date Australia

March 30th, 2024

Author

Novalis

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Contributor

Introduction by Michael Martin

Pages

104

Dimensions

127x203x6

ISBN-13

9798892800129

Product ID

38766227

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