J.G. Fichte Et LA Transformation Du Christianisme

Ever deepening discovery of the significance of Christianity transformed Fichte's thinking. At the same time, he committed himself to a transformation of Christianity in the sense of a metamorphosis from belief to vision. He considered faith to be an imperfect state of science and expressed that only the latter was able to remove the exteriority of the Absolute. This publication combines the genetic and systematic viewpoints. Its first four parts show, in chronological order, the development of Fichte's theory of Christianity, from pre-Kantian texts to the Theory of the State in 1813. The extensive fifth part, thematical rather than chronological, comprises the synthesis and a critical evaluation. It examines different aspects of Fichte's concept of Christianity, especially his attitude towards the New Testament, dogmatics, morals and Christian mystics.Brito, Emilio is the author of 'J.G. Fichte Et LA Transformation Du Christianisme', published 2004 under ISBN 9789042914650 and ISBN 9042914653.