Christian Friedrich Petzold

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Christian Friedrich Petzold (also: Pezold ; * July 29, 1743 in Wiedemar ; † December 29, 1788 in Leipzig ) was a German logician and Protestant theologian.

Life

Petzold attended the grammar school in Delitzsch and the state school Pforta . Then he took up studies at the University of Leipzig , where in 1767 he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophical sciences. In the same year he became vespers preacher at the university church . In 1771 he became a baccalaureus in theology and early preacher at the university church. As a result, he gave lectures on philosophical and theological topics and made a name for himself as a writer.

In 1774 he became associate professor of philosophy and in 1782 full professor of logic. In 1787 he received his doctorate in theology. He also took part in the organizational tasks of the Leipzig University and was rector of the Alma Mater in the winter semester of 1787 .

Works

  • Mr. D Christian August Crusii - Thorough instruction on superstition, for enlightenment, the difference between religion and superstition; translated from Latin (4 dissertations). Leipzig 1767
  • Diss. De lege divina, quae veritatem in loquendo hominibus imperat, iusto neque rigidius neque laxius interpretanda. Leipzig 1769
  • Commentatio de sublimitate Pauli in prioribus capp. epistolae ad Ephesios. Leipzig 1771
  • Crusii Contribution to the Right Mind. the salvation. Scripture, especially the prophetic part of the divine word. 1st part, which contains the first half of the general section as a manual for the entire Bible; translated from Latin, Leipzig 1772
  • Progr. Psychotheologiae specimina. Leipzig 1774
  • Sermon of Divine Providence. Leipzig 1778
  • Diss. De assensione inprimis ea, quae moralis recte dicitur. Leipzig 1783
  • Progr. De argumentis nonnullis, quibus, Deum esse, philosophi probant, observationes adversus Imman. Cantium. Leipzig 1787
  • Diss. Inaug. de imperio et maiestate Dei. Leipzig 1787

Editorships

  • DCA Crusius treatise on the right use and the restriction of the so-called principle of sufficient, or better, determinant reason. Leipzig 1766 The first edition of this translation of a disputation by Crusius, arranged by M. Ch. Fr. Krause, appeared in Leipzig in 1744-3-The new edition enriched Crusius with notes and an appendix
  • CA Crusius two final sermons. Leipzig 1770

literature

personal data
SURNAME Petzold, Christian Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Pezold, Christian Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German logician and Protestant theologian
DATE OF BIRTH July 29, 1743
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiedemar
DATE OF DEATH December 29, 1788
Place of death Leipzig