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The Religious Situation - Exploring Religious Attitudes and Movements in the Late 19th Century - cover

The Religious Situation - Exploring Religious Attitudes and Movements in the Late 19th Century

Goldwin Smith

Verlag: Good Press

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In "The Religious Situation," Goldwin Smith explores the intricate dynamics of faith, secularism, and modernity during the late 19th century. With a blend of analytical rigor and eloquent prose, Smith asserts that religion must evolve within the changing cultural landscape, engaging with contemporary issues such as science, morality, and individualism. This work constitutes a critical reflection on the relationship between religious institutions and society, showcasing Smith's ability to interweave personal narrative with broader philosophical discourse. Characteristically, his style fuses clarity with depth, making complex ideas accessible to a diverse readership while rooted in the intellectual currents of his time. Goldwin Smith, a prominent Canadian historian and political thinker, was deeply influenced by the tumultuous changing attitudes towards religion, particularly the rise of liberal thought and scientific rationalism. His academic background and personal experiences in England and Canada, where he witnessed contrasting social mores, uniquely positioned him to comment on the religious landscape. Smith's scholarly pursuits were often intertwined with his commitment to social reform, which informed his critical stance towards dogma and tradition. For readers grappling with the dilemmas between faith and rationality, "The Religious Situation" is an indispensable text. It not only provides a historical perspective on the evolving nature of belief but also invites introspection on contemporary religious practices. Smith's insights remain relevant, encouraging a thoughtful dialogue about spirituality in an increasingly secular world. This book offers both a historical lens and a philosophical inquiry, making it a significant addition to the library of anyone interested in theology, philosophy, or cultural studies.
Verfügbar seit: 24.12.2019.
Drucklänge: 107 Seiten.

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