Franz Ludwig Steinmeyer

Franz Ludwig Steinmeyer (born November 15, 1811 in Beeskow ; † May 2, 1900 in Berlin ) was a German Protestant pastor and full professor of theology at the Humboldt University in Berlin .

Steinmeyer was first active as a clergyman of the Evangelical Uniate Church in the community service in Kulm and Berlin and then entered the academic teaching service as a full professor of practical theology, first in Berlin as of 1852, in Bonn from 1854, and returning to Berlin around 1858 . Here he consistently represented a Union Lutheran theology, which was directed against both dogmatism and all rationalism , and was a partisan of Hengstenberg .

His son was the Germanist Elias von Steinmeyer (1848–1922).

Works

Contributions to the understanding of scripture in sermons, 4 volumes (Berlin, 1859–1866)
Apologetic Contributions, 4 volumes (Berlin, 1866–1873)
Contributions to practical theology, 5 volumes (Berlin, 1874–1879)
Contributions to Christology, 3 volumes (Berlin 1880–1882)
History of the Passion of the Lord (Berlin, 1882)
The Lord's Miracles (Berlin, 1884)
The parables of the Lord (Berlin, 1884)
The Lord's Speech on the Mountain (Berlin, 1885)
The high priestly prayer (Berlin, 1886)
Contributions to Understanding the Johannine Gospel, 4 volumes (Berlin, 1886–1889)

Web links

Individual evidence

^ Walter Elliger: 150 Years of The Theological Faculty Berlin. A presentation of their history from 1810 to 1960 as a contribution to their anniversary . De Gruyter, Berlin 1960, p. 54 f .

personal data
SURNAME	Steinmeyer, Franz Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German Protestant pastor and professor of theology
DATE OF BIRTH	November 15, 1811
PLACE OF BIRTH	Beeskow
DATE OF DEATH	May 2, 1900
Place of death	Berlin

[1] Walter Elliger: 150 Years of The Theological Faculty Berlin. A presentation of their history from 1810 to 1960 as a contribution to their anniversary . De Gruyter, Berlin 1960, p. 54 f .