Prejudices of the Modern Age Concerning the Articles of Faith

Name: Seculi moderni nonnulla praejudicia de capitibus fidei: Das ist: Nichtige Vorurtheile
Author: Engelschall, Carl Gottfried

Seculi moderni nonnulla praejudicia de capitibus fidei: Das ist: Nichtige Vorurtheile

Engelschall, Carl Gottfried

Latin

1731

1394 pages

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Is religion merely a 'state trick' for social control, or is atheism a psychological disease of the corrupted will? Carl Gottfried Engelschall’s monumental work is a scorched-earth defense of Lutheran Orthodoxy, dismantling the 'modern' prejudices that haunt the 18th-century mind. Readers will discover a fascinating fusion of psychological analysis, anatomical proofs for God, and a fierce refutation of history’s most radical thinkers.