Johann Karl August Schuffenhauer

Johann Karl August Schuffenhauer (born October 24, 1760 in Röcknitz (today zu Thallwitz ), † January 5, 1837 ) was a German philosopher and theologian . He worked as a private lecturer at the University of Leipzig .

Career

Schuffenhauer held the propaedeutic event “General Encyclopedia” at the University of Leipzig for several years.

Advmbratio Qvaestionis Historicae De Vi Religionis In Salvtem Pvblicam Pars ... (Leipzig 1796) - with Gotthelf Christian Grenz
Practical manual for Freemasons, written according to the needs of our age by a brother of the order (Leipzig 1801) - published anonymously
Brief explanation of the symbolic books for the unlearned (Leipzig 1803)
Brief geographical description of Palestine, along with some news of strange places from ancient geography (Leipzig 1803)
Draft on the history of the Bible and Christian religion, as well as the most distinguished religious parties ... (Leipzig 1804)
Draft for an encyclopaedic knowledge of all sciences and arts for the student youth for the use of his lectures (Leipzig 1807)
Guidance on how to teach children the beginnings of religion; for use by school teachers (Leipzig 1810)
Communion book for young Christians who go to the Lord's Supper for the first time; together with an appendix on the duties of parents towards their children after enjoying the Lord's Supper (Leipzig 1810)
On moral and religious education (Leipzig 1810)
My views and experiences in the Masonic Order (1821)

Leipzig learned diary for the year 1796, p. 59 (display of his dissertation and short biography)

personal data
SURNAME	Schuffenhauer, Johann Karl August
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Schuffenhauer, Johann Carl August
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German theologian and philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH	October 24, 1760
PLACE OF BIRTH	Röcknitz (today to Thallwitz )
DATE OF DEATH	January 5, 1837