Titlebook: Elasticized Ecclesiology; The Concept of Commu Ulrich Schmiedel Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 protestant.e

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Global Diplomacy and International Society a fully fledged parallel to Troeltsch’s typology. Bauman exposes Troeltsch’s ecclesiasticism as a chimera. His accounts of the anthropoemic and the anthropophagic neutralizations of alterity mirror Troeltsch’s sectarianism and Troeltsch’s mysticism respectively. However, Schmiedel argues that Bauma

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28687-3 between the non-trustworthy outsider and the trustworthy insider. Discussing the phenomenological–philosophical accounts of trust developed by Arne Gr?n and Claudia Welz, Schmiedel suggests that a togetherness of trust requires neither trust without suspicion nor suspicion without trust, but suspic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18636-3ich Schmiedel argues that the model of a solid ecclesial identity, favored by John Milbank, comes close to Troeltsch’s sectarianism, while the model of a liquid ecclesial identity, favored by Pete Ward, comes close to Troeltsch’s mysticism. Graham Ward conceptualizes a political ecclesiology in-betw

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Global Ecology in Historical Perspectiveitical philosophy of performativity, Ulrich Schmiedel offers a re-reading of Troeltsch’s ‘What Does “Essence of Christianity” Mean?,’ arguing that Troeltsch turns the conceptualization of the identity of Christianity from a ‘propositional possession’ into a ‘performative project.’ Here, Troeltsch co

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Chapter 1 The Traces of Trustignificance of alterity—the otherness of the other—for James’s classical conceptualization of the experience of transcendence. Schmiedel argues that trust is a relation to the other which is characterized by openness to otherness. Thus, trust is indicative of transcendence, regardless of whether one

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Chapter 3 The Togetherness of Trustcendence as a transformative concept. In critical conversation with Ingolf U. Dalferth’s notions of trust and transcendence, he argues that trust in the finite other and trust in the infinite other are interrelated. He points out that Dalferth’s categorical contradistinction between the transcendenc

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