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It is important to stipulate the meaning of my title. Speaking of Nietzsche's legacy in theology's agendas acknowledges that despite Nietzsche's epistemological and psychological fmdings, his analyses and critiques of art, culture, and science, and his denunciation of Jewish and Christian religion äs decadent and life-negating, Christian faith i s still quite with us -\* perhaps äs a shadow shown on a^wall, 2 but certainly with us. Yet äs theologiäns consider the nature of their task, they cannot avoid Nietzsche's presence in the history of ideas that leads to the present theological moment. Thus, unless they commit themselves to repristinating Christianity -perhapis by confessing the "fundamentais" of the faith, or by sequestering the life of faith from the life of the mind -they must in some way respond to whatever they take to be Nietzsche's significance. • " We can observe over the course of the hundred years since Nietzsche's productive career ended a dramatic shift in theologiäns' relations to his legacy. Whereas the first theologiäns to deal with Nietzsche tended not to allow his findings to influence their agendas, but rather incorporated certain images of his thought into
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- Author
- DAVID BOOTH
- Publisher
- Walter de Gruyter GmbH
- Published
- 1992
- Language
- NL
- Field
- Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)