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Die Liederkunde bietet hymnologisch und theologisch fundierte Kommentare zu Text und Musik von verschiedenen Liedern aus dem Evangelischen Gesangbuch. In Heft 25 werden diese Lieder aus dem Evangelischen Gesangbuch kommentiert: EG 204 Herr Christ, dein bin ich eigenEG 217 Herr Jesu Christe, mein getreuer HirteEG 227 Dank sei dir, Vater, für das ewge LebenEG 229 Kommt mit Gaben und Lobgesang EG 245 Preis, Lob und Dank sei Gott dem HerrenEG 265 Nun singe Lob, du ChristenheitEG 296 Ich heb mein Augen sehnlich aufEG 298 Wenn der Herr einst die GefangnenEG 316/317 Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König der EhrenEG 324 Ich singe dir mit Herz und MundEG 350 Christi Blut und GerechtigkeitEG 358 Es kennt der Herr sie SeinenEG 388 O Durchbrecher aller BandeEG 416 O Herr, mach mich zu einem Werkzeug deines FriedensEG 424 Deine Hände, großer GottEG 435 Dona nobis pacemEG 442 Steht auf, ihr lieben KinderleinEG 446 Wach auf, mein Herz, und singeEG 463 Alle guten GabenEG 507 Himmels Au, licht und blau

Investigates the analysis of visual sources and their indispensable role for understanding and interpreting religions, their symbol systems, and the wider traditions of which they are a part. This study focuses on the methodological challenge of images from a comparative perspective.

Due to the critical thinking of enlightenment and political changes, Christianity in Europe has lost the central position in society. This title analyses the interaction of mission and individual, the construction of Self and Other in the context of mission.

Thanks to the recent return to religion, the holy has become a relevant issue in public debate as concepts such as re-sacralization and re-enchantment suggest. This situation calls for a reassessment of both classical and new theories about the holy. This book deals with this topic.

Emergentism, as a metaphysical option between Reductive Physicalism and Substance Dualism, provides a space for free will to be both experientially balanced and evidentially accurate. With Emergentism, the author believes Philip Hefner's model of human being (the created co-creator) to be a valuable place to look for dialogue.

Brings together insights from religion (represented by Buddhism and Christianity) and science to address the question, What can we know about reality? In this book, science and religion engage each other in the human endeavour to understand a reality tantalizingly beyond our ability to understand fully.

Science deeply challenges classical descriptions of the human person as free and as spirit. This survey of contemporary neuroscience and evolutionary biology explores why these challenges have arisen.

Are religious spiritual experiences merely the product of the human nervous system? The author investigates the potential of contemporary neuroscience to explain religious experiences.

Includes the individual-soteric-microcosmic level or ordo salutis unfolding analogous to the redemptive-historical-macrocosmic level or historia salutis.

Explores the ecclesiology of John Calvin based upon his commentary on the Minor Prophets (1557-1559). This title takes a historical-systematic approach in presenting Calvin's view of the church.

Can wars catalyse religious change? This study examines the impact of the Thirty Years War through analysis of four preachers and twenty-five historiographers from Erfurt, in Central Germany.

Contains contributions by scholars from many countries, mostly European. This book includes four chapters: Transformations and historical turning points in the twentieth century; The world wars and their repercussions for the churches; The post-war period; and, Christian Europe - Globalization - internationalization.