Christian Bürckstümmer

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Christian Johann Christoph Bürckstümmer (born March 11, 1874 in Ansbach , † April 11, 1924 in Erlangen ) was a German Protestant clergyman and university professor.

Life

Christian Bürckstümmer was the son of the master butcher Christian Bürckstümmer.

He attended elementary school and, until 1892, the humanistic grammar school (today: Carolinum grammar school ) in Ansbach.

In the winter semester 1892/1893 enrolled him at the University of Erlangen for his theological studies, he in the winter semester 1894/1895 University of Greifswald continued until he returned to Erlangen in the winter semester 1895/1896. In August 1896 he passed his first theological exam in Ansbach and in 1901 his second theological exam. On February 21, 1914 he was awarded a doctorate at the University of Erlangen. phil. PhD .

On December 26, 1896, he became parish vicar in Donauwörth , went to Augsburg as parish vicar on March 1, 1897 and became an assistant chaplain in Nuremberg-Steinbühl on October 1, 1897 , and assistant chaplain in the parish church of St. Lukas in Munich on October 1, 1901 May 1, 1902 vicar in Munich-Schwabing .

He went on May 16, 1905 as the second pastor to Schottenstein in Upper Franconia , became pastor in Dinkelsbühl on August 1, 1909 and dean and city ​​pastor of the Neustädter Church in Erlangen on September 1, 1914 .

On May 1, 1919, he was appointed full professor for practical theology , pedagogy and didactics at the University of Erlangen.

Christian Bürckstümmer had been married to Augusta (née Roth) since 1901; they had three children together.

Church historical work

From 1913 to 1914 he was editor of the periodical Alt-Dinkelsbühl. Messages from the history of Dinkelsbühl and its surroundings , which appeared six times a year in the Wörnitz-Boten in Dinkelsbühl. From 1922 until his death he edited the articles on Bavarian church history and published other works on church history.

honors and awards

Fonts (selection)

  • Luther on October 31, 1517 . Rothenburg: Peter, 1909.
  • The Reformation and the Peoples . Rothenburg o. T .: Peter, 1910.
  • Religious instruction in elementary school . Munich: Beck, 1914.
  • Our God is a strong castle: a collection of war sermons. Munich: CH Beck, 1915.
  • Georg Loesche; Christian Bürckstümmer: On the Counter Reformation in Silesia, Opava , Jägerndorf, Leobschütz: New archival information . Leipzig: Association for the History of the Reformation (Rudolf Haupt), 1915.
  • Christianity and Patriotism . Erlangen, 1916.
  • In God's fellowship !: Sermons about the world war and the peace of God . Munich: Müller & Fröhlich, 1917.
  • The share of the German bourgeoisie in the Reformation. The German bourgeoisie at the beginning of the Reformation Age . Leipzig, 1917.
  • The share of the German bourgeoisie in the Reformation. After the peasant war . Leipzig, 1917.
  • History of the Reformation and Counter-Reformation in the former free imperial city of Dinkelsbühl (1524–1648) . 1st part Leipzig 1914. 2nd part Leipzig 1915.
  • Hermann Jordan ; Christian Bürckstümmer: Reformation and learned education in the Margraviate of Ansbach-Bayreuth: a prehistory of the University of Erlangen . Leipzig: Deichert, 1922

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ History • Association for Bavarian Church History. Retrieved on September 7, 2019 (German).
  2. ^ Association for Bavarian Church History eV - Historical Lexicon of Bavaria. Retrieved September 7, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Bürckstümmer, Christian
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Buerckstuemmer, Christian; Bürckstümmer, Christian Johann Christoph; Bürckstümmer, Chr.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant clergyman and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH March 11, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Ansbach
DATE OF DEATH April 11, 1924
Place of death gain