Divine Subjectivity
Understanding Hegel's Philosophy of Religion
Distributed for University of Scranton Press
“Schlitt’s careful scholarship makes this book a reliable tool for anyone who wants to work seriously with the new edition of the Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion.”
“If Hegel’s philosophical reinterpretation of Christian belief really is as central to Hegel’s whole project as Schlitt’s account suggests, then Professor Schlitt’s stimulating reflections on how to read the texts of Hegel’s Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion will raise in his readers’ minds a host of questions about some of the most central issues in the reception of Hegel’s thought.”
“A very good initiation to the Lectures on the Philosophy of Religion. . . . Those who are already familiar with Hegel’s thought will also profit from the work’s excellent documentation and the many more specialized analyses, especially as found in the last and longest of the work’s three parts.”
Introduction
I. Hegel’s Philosophy of Religion Lecture Texts
1. Critical Editions—Continuing the Hegel Renaissance
II. Hegel’s Tripartite Philosophy or Religion
2. The Concept of Religion
3. Determinate Religion
4. The Consummate Religion
III. Hegel’s Religious Dialectic of Identity and Difference
5. Identity and Religion
6. The Whole Truth: Trinity
7. Incarnation and Otherness
8. The Kingdom of God
Conclusion
Philosophy: Philosophy of Religion
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