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American Society of Church History Session 28

The Promise of Historical Criticism: German Biblical Scholarship in Trans-Atlantic Context

Sunday, January 9, 8:30–10:30 a.m.

Westin, Vashon Room I

  • Chair: Jonathan Sheehan, Indiana University

  • Papers: From philologia profana to philologia sacra: Reimarus's Philological Scholarship in the Light of his Radical Biblical Criticism
    Ulrich Groetsch, Rutgers University

    Secularization, Historical Criticism, and Theological Enlightenment in Germany: The Case of Johann Salomo Semler
    Eric Carlsson, University of Wisconsin-Madison

    Saving the Bible for Modern Civilization: The Promise of Historical Criticism in Late Nineteenth-Century American Theology
    Michael L. Kamen, University of Notre Dame

  • Comment: Jonathan Sheehan
    
     
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