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
- Portrait of Steinmeyer in the catalog of the scientific collections of the Humboldt University of Berlin
- Entry on Steinmeyer in www.retrobib
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 .
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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 |