Christoph Ludwig Schwarzenau

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Christoph Ludwig Schwarzenau (born June 4, 1647 in Alsfeld , † December 10, 1722 in Gießen ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

The son of the rector and later preacher Andreas Schwarzenau and his wife Susanne Tonsor attended the school in his hometown and the pedagogy in Darmstadt . In 1664 he devoted himself to studying theology at the University of Gießen , where on October 13, 1667 he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy. In 1668 he moved to the University of Leipzig , where he attended the lectures by Hieronymus Kromayer , Johann Adam Schertzer , Elias Siegesmund Reinhard , Christian Thomasius and Friedrich Rappolt .

In 1671 he obtained the right to hold philosophical and philological lectures in Giessen. In 1673 he became inspector of the Itter convent , preacher in Vöhl and court preacher to the paraged Landgrave Georg III. from Hessen-Darmstadt to Itter. On May 26, 1685 he obtained a licentiate in theology and on September 7, 1686 he received his doctorate in theology in Giessen. After a request as a professor of oriental languages ​​in Gießen failed, he switched to teaching at the University of Marburg in 1695 . On September 10, 1715 he was appointed full professor of theology at the University of Gießen, which office he took up on June 9, 1716 and held until his death.

On May 27, 1673, he married Anna Rebecka († December 1, 1700 in Marburg), the daughter of the Swedish and later Hessian-Darmstadt lieutenant colonel Hans von Berghöfer. The marriage resulted in three sons and six daughters, of which two sons and four daughters survived the father. The children are known: Freiherr Kilian von Schwarzenau (* 1687; † November 17, 1764 in Gießen) became a doctor of law in Marburg in 1710, was a privy councilor and chancellor of the Hessian and Darmstadt district, as well as a curator of the University of Gießen and Johann Matthias von Schwarzenau (* September 2, 1693 in Vöhl; † Wiesbaden).

Works

Schwarzenau wrote a number of dogmatic treatises, he also worked in the field of church history and dealt with Thomas Aquinas . In addition, he published several occasional sermons, which were not without value for the Hessian church conditions.

  • Meditatio in Thomam Aquinatem de vero et falso, bono et malo. Casting 1667
  • Thesiologia philo-theoäophica. Giessen 1671
  • Angelographia thetica. Giessen 1671
  • Judicium Lutherano-elenchticum in Jo. Breuningii, Moeno. Francof. Scholastici, judicium poenitiale ante judicium finale. Darmstadt 1672
  • Dialexiologia theosophica s. distinctiones scholastico-orthodoxae fidei salvif. def. Frankfurt am Main 1673
  • Catechism exam, if he tracts in the churches entrusted to him. 1676
  • Badly founded papacy, also removed and reversed David's slingshot. Corbach 1680
  • Orthodoxa Theologia in doctrinales Augustanae Confessionis articnlos ... . 1682
  • Diss. Inaug. in arduum istud oraculum 1 Petr. 3, 18. 19. Giessen 1686
  • Christian honorary wish and teaching sermon on the Gospel of Bartholomew, when Your Grace, the well-born Lord, Mr. Johann Matthias Koch von und zu Gailbach, pledge holders of the Emmersacker rulership, the inner city council of Augsburg, etc., present all subjects of the Itter rulership The day they had paid and dropped their purchase homage, held at Boele on August 24th 1692. Corbach 1692
  • Systema Theologiae thetico-acroamaticae dialexialogicum in divinae gloriae promotionem ao orthodoxias defensionem. Frankfurt am Main 1693
  • Compulsory Christian responsibility against C. Democritum, in which it is shown that he is a false Christian and Epicurean .... 1698
  • Theologiae didactico - asceticae Disputatio I et II. Archontologiam, aut doctrinam de Sacra Scriptura, tanquam adaeguato fidei morumque principio propon. Marburg 1706
  • Succincta positivo-sacra symbolica Theologia. Casting 1716
  • Disputatio de Sacra Scriptura. Casting 1716
  • Cursus theologicus, universam in una thesi theologiam exhibens, variis disputationibus. Casting 1717
  • Enchiridion Socianismi, constricta methodo comportati so-ite puriter ac succinctae confutati, dilatando illucidandum atque disputando ventilandum in collegiis. Giessen and Frankfurt 1720
  • Catholica commentatio in VII catholicas Epistolas Jacobi, Petri, Jdhannis, Judae. Frankfurt 1722
  • Most submissive duty and obligation; a sermon on Ps. 20 ... 17 ...
  • Hessian lion rose early, a sermon on 4 book Mas. 23, 24… 17

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SURNAME Schwarzenau, Christoph Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH June 4, 1647
PLACE OF BIRTH Alsfeld
DATE OF DEATH December 10, 1722
Place of death to water