DAS JOHANNESEVANGELIUM: METAPHYSIK DER CHRISTLICHEN PHILOSOPHIE: VON ORIGENES BIS J. G. FICHTE

The Church Fathers themselves considered their thought to be a "Christian Philosophy", and in that Christian philosophy the Gospel of John together with the Song of Songs figured as the Christian metaphysics. This very idea, which was first put into words by Origen, was taken up later by J...

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