Johann Nepomuk Ehrlich

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Johann Nepomuk Ehrlich, lithograph by Eduard Kaiser , 1846

Johann Nepomuk Ehrlich (born February 21, 1810 in Vienna ; † October 23, 1864 ) was a Catholic Austrian philosopher and theologian.

Ehrlich joined the Piarists in 1827 . He studied philosophy in Krems from 1828–29 and philosophy and theology in Vienna from 1829–34. He was influenced by Günther . He was ordained in 1834. From 1836 he taught philosophy, history and literature at a grammar school in Krems. In 1850 he received his doctorate in Tübingen , then professor of moral theology in Graz . After only two years, he moved to Prague to take up a professorship in moral theology. In 1856 he was given the first chair for fundamental theology .

Works

  • Guide to Metaphysics , 1841
  • Metaphysics as Rational Ontology , 1841
  • Doctrine of the Determination of Humans as Rational Teleology , 2 vols., 1842 and 1845.
  • Christianity and the Religions of the Orient , 1843
  • The Latest Proposals for Reforming Philosophical Ethics , 1847
  • Letters from a Piarist to his friars in the KK Austrian states , 1848
  • On the Christian Principle of Society , 1856
  • Fundamental Theology , 1859–1862.
  • Apologetic supplements to fundamental theology , 2 vols., 1863 and 1864
  • Logic textbook for high schools , 1863
  • Textbook of Empirical Psychology , 1864
  • Buddhism and Christianity , 1864, online

literature

personal data
SURNAME Honestly, Johann Nepomuk
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian philosopher and Catholic theologian
DATE OF BIRTH February 21, 1810
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH October 23, 1864