Troeltsch's Eschatological Absolute with Evan Kuehn - St. Bernard's
006: "Troeltsch's Eschatological Absolute" with Evan Kuehn

Apr 15, 2021

Charles talks with Evan Kuehn about his book Troeltsch's Eschatological Absolute. Evan covers the importance of eschatology in 19th and 20th century Christianity, Troeltsch's unique approach to both eschatology and Kantian idealism, his critique of monism, and his understanding of the religious a priori in human experience. Evan's work rescues Troeltsch from some early dismissals and shows a path to conversation between Troeltsch and dialectical theology.

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02:59Troeltsch
07:2019th and 20th Eschatology in Christianity
17:12Kantian Idealism and Absolutism
38:58Troeltsch's Critique of Monism

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