Excerpt from The Truth of the Christian Religion
The author of the work now submitted to the British public in a translation enjoys a very high reputation in Germany alike as a theological writer and a theological teacher. At the age of thirty-nine he was called to succeed Dorner in the University of Berlin. His works on the Nature of the Christian Religion and Truth of the Christian Religion are extremely fresh and ingenious in thought, while remarkably free from those literary peculiarities which so often make German theological treatises difficult and unpleasant reading. He and Professor Herrmann of Marburg are generally recognised as the two most eminent and interesting representatives of the Ritschlian or Neo-Kantian theology. This theology has been dominant in Germany during the last fifteen years, and is still gaining adherents and growing in influence. In fact, no other German theological school or movement can at present compare with it in strength and vitality. Hence young men from this country who study theology in Germany almost inevitably come more or less under its influence. It is certainly a force in the theological world which must be reckoned with, and which eminently deserves to be studied.
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