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The Life and World of the Pietist Court Preacher Conrad Broske (1643-1721): Between Sardis and Philadelphia.
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- Explores the life and world of Pietist court preacher Conrad Broske, a significant figure in the religious and intellectual landscape of 18th-century Germany.
- Examines Broske's role as a court preacher in the Lutheran duchy of Wrttemberg, shedding light on the complex relationship between religion and politics in the era.
- Analyzes Broske's theological writings, revealing his distinctive blend of Pietism, Lutheran orthodoxy, and Enlightenment rationalism.
- Investigates Broske's involvement in the Moravian Brethren movement, exploring the influence of this radical Protestant group on his thought and spirituality.
- Discusses Broske's contributions to the development of German Pietism, highlighting his emphasis on personal piety, emotional experience, and social activism.
- Examines Broske's relationship with other prominent figures of the Enlightenment, such as Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and Immanuel Kant, exploring the intellectual exchange and debates of the period.
- Provides a comprehensive overview of Broske's life and work, situating him within the broader context of German religious and intellectual history.
- Offers a fresh perspective on the Pietist movement, challenging traditional interpretations and shedding new light on its multifaceted nature.
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