Augustins letztes Wort: Prädestination: Texte der Doppelschrift, deutsch: De praedestinatione sanctorum. De dono perseuerantiae. Mit Bemerkungen

Kurt Flasch

doi:10.5771/9783465146513

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Augustine died on 28 August 430. He worked on the further development and defence of his ideas until the last months of his life. His last book is a two-part treatise on predestination of extraordinary historical importance. Kurt Flasch draws attention to Augustine's striking ultimate phase of development. He shows how important it is to take a close look at this late phase in order to understand his complete works. Flasch describes the development of Augustine's self-criticism and points out the objections voiced from Marseilles, claiming that Augustine's new teaching darkens Christianity. He describes and evaluates the central elements of the doctrine of predestination and discusses the controversy surrounding predestination and freedom on the basis of Augustine's last polemic against Julian of Aeclanum. Flasch has re-translated large parts of Augustine's last book. He provides his commentary on each major section of the text. His criticism can thus be easily compared with Augustine's idea.

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Edition: 1/2024
Copyright Year: 2024
ISBN-Print: 9783465046516
ISBN-Online: 978-3-465-14651-3
Publisher: Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main
Language: German
Pages: 236
Product Type: Monograph

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 20
1. 1. Das Wort „Prädestination“ No access
2. 1. A. Der Brief Prospers No access
  2. B. Der Brief des Hilarius, Ep. Nr. 216, CSEL 57, 468–481 No access
3. 3. Entwicklungsstufen: 397, 411/412, 418 und 426/427 No access
4. 4. Der Konflikt. Ab 410 No access
5. 5. Ein Brief nach Rom 418 No access
6. 6. Fernwirkung eines Briefs: Hadrumetum No access
7. 1. 1. I. Gott No access
    2. II. Mensch No access
1. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione sanctorum 1–6 No access
  2. Bemerkungen zu 1. No access
2. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione sanctorum 7–8 No access
  2. De dono perseuerantiae 25–31 No access
  3. Bemerkungen zu 2. No access
3. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione sanctorum 9–13 No access
  2. 1. Zu n. 9. No access
    2. Zu n. 10 No access
    3. Zu n. 11 No access
    4. Zu n. 12 No access
    5. Zu n. 13 No access
4. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione 14–22 No access
  2. De dono perseuerantiae nn. 16–18 No access
  3. Bemerkungen zu 4. No access
5. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione sanctorum 23–24 No access
  2. De dono perseuerantiae n. 21–23 No access
  3. 1. Zu n. 23 No access
    2. Zu n. 23, 1 No access
    3. Zu n. 23, 2 No access
    4. Zu n. 23, 3 No access
    5. Zu 23, 4 No access
    6. Zu 23, 5 No access
6. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione sanctorum 34–35 No access
  2. De dono perseuerantiae 33–35, 46–48 No access
  3. 1. Zu n. 47 No access
7. 1. Augustinus, De dono perseuerantiae nn. 52–56 No access
  2. Bemerkungen zu 7. No access
8. 1. Augustinus, De praedestinatione sanctorum n. 43 No access
  2. Schlußwort zum Gesamtwerk De dono perseuerantiae n. 66 No access
  3. Bemerkungen zu den Schlußworten No access
Rückblick auf De praedestinatione sanctorum No access Pages 159 - 170
1. I. Freiheit des Willens No access
2. II. Gott No access
3. 1. Gerechtigkeit No access
  2. Sünde No access
  3. Die Quintessenz des Augustinismus No access
  4. Rückblick No access
1. Petrus Lombardus No access
2. 1. Summe der Theologie No access
  2. Einwände und Auflösungen No access
Gott bewirkt alles, auch das Böse. Gott unter den Bedingungen der augustinischen Prädestination. Texte Calvins zur Prädestination No access Pages 219 - 226
1. Quellen No access
2. 1. Literatur zur Erbsündenlehre No access
  2. Neuere Studien No access
  3. Zur Debatte der Sechziger Jahre No access
  4. Neuere Stimmen No access
  5. Allgemein zu Augustin No access