Reinhard Scheerer

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Reinhard Scheerer (born October 8, 1953 in Hamburg ) is a German Protestant theologian and author.

Life

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After gaining university graduated Scheerer at the Free University (FU) of Berlin , a study of Protestant theology , Jewish Studies and Journalism . He also became a doctor of philosophy in the subject Protestant theology doctorate . Given the choice: participation in the Christian Peace Conference (CFK) or church service, he decided to work in the CFK. He worked as a lecturer for modern church history at the Free University of Northern Germany based in Seevetal .

Scheerer had been a member of the West Berlin regional committee of the Christian Peace Conference since 1974 , as its spokesman since the 1980s. In 1988 he participated in the preparation of the 30th anniversary of the Czechoslovak CFK. He worked at the VI. All-Christian Peace Assembly in their committee to continue work. From 1993 to 1995 he moderated three conferences of the European Continental Association of CFRP on the history of CFRP.

From 1996 to 2003 Scheerer was a member of mission 21 (formerly Basler Mission ) at the request of the Presbyterian Church in Sudan (PCOS) professor of theology and philosophy at the Nile Theological College in Khartoum .

Scheerer has been working as a psychological consultant and alternative practitioner for psychotherapy since 2007.

Publications

Fonts

  • Evangelical Church and Politics 1945-1949. On the theological-political starting point in the first years after the defeat of the Third Reich , Cologne 1981, 376 pp.
  • The Gossner Mission on the way to the Confessing Church. A political-theological sketch on the German external mission 1930-1933, in: Wegmarken. Cuts and turning points in the 150-year history of the Gossner Mission (1836-1986) , ed. Hans-Uve Schwedler, Berlin 1986, pp. 61-75.
  • Ahasverus redivivus or: We Believe that the Antichrist is a Jew , in: Anti-Semitism and Jewish History. Studies in honor of Herbert A. Strauss, ed. Rainer Erb / Michaela Schmidt, Berlin 1987, pp. 449-463.
  • 'As far as you can, keep peace with all people' (Romans 12:18). On the conservative-evangelical resistance to the reconciliation with the Soviet Union in the FRG , Prague 1988, 21 pp.
  • To the Christian-Marxist dialogue. Notes from a committed Christian , in: Berliner Dialog-Hefte. Journal of the Society for the Promotion of the Christian-Marxist Dialogue eV, Berlin 1991, no. 3, pp. 23–33.
  • The Christian Peace Conference as a 'communist front organization in the ideological class struggle'. On the origin and structure of a prejudice , in: God also writes straight on crooked lines. On the history of the Christian Peace Conference, ed. Reinhard Scheerer, Frankfurt / M. 1993, pp. 15-32.
  • The look behind the scenes. The Christian Peace Conference as reflected in the meetings of state offices , in: God also writes straight on crooked lines. On the history of the Christian Peace Conference (CFK) , Frankfurt / M. 1993, pp. 81-104.
  • Mission history - viewed socially. The reports of the Leipzig mission director Karl Ihmels and his wife, Annemarie Ihmels, from their inspection trip through the German mission areas of South and East Africa in 1927/28 , in: Church mission according to Lutheran understanding. Lectures on the 100th anniversary of the Lutheran Church Mission (Bleckmar Mission), ed. Volker Stolle, Münster - Hamburg 1993, pp. 83-93.
  • On the Christian-Marxist dialogue in Europe. A selection bibliography (in collaboration with Axel Lange and Horst Dohle) , in: Berliner Dialoghefte. Special issue 1994, 149 pp.
  • Confessing Christians in the Protestant churches in Germany 1966-1991. History and shape of a conservative-evangelical awakening , Frankfurt / M. 1997, 176 pp.
  • Christianity or Barbarism? On the critique of the 'Christian Enlightenment' , in: Lutherische Theologie und Kirche 1999, pp. 32–43.
  • An Introduction to Philosophy. Part I , Khartoum North 2001, 86 pp.
  • A Guide to Institutions of Christian Theological Training in Sudan. Prepared for the Fellowship of Christian Theological Schools in Sudan (FCTSS) , Khartoum North 2002, 18. S.
  • An Introduction to Christian Ethics , Khartoum North 2003, 69 pp.
  • Pastoral care and / or psychotherapy? A clarification , Norderstedt 2010, 104 pp.
  • Homeopathy "in the light of the Bible" - viewed in the light , BoD, Norderstedt 2011.
  • Logotherapy and Existential Analysis. Viktor E. Frankl, Elisabeth Lukas and Alfried Längle. An introduction , BoD, Norderstedt 2014.
  • Ex oriente pax. A History of the Christian Peace Conference. Part I 1958-1960 , BoD Norderstedt 2019, ISBN 978-3-7494-0680-7 .

Editing

  • God writes straight even on crooked lines. On the history of the Christian Peace Conference (CFK) , Frankfurt / M. 1993, 108 pp.
  • Hope does not turn to shame. On the history of the Christian Peace Conference, Volume 2 , Frankfurt / M. 1995, 204 pp.
  • For the right service to peace. Theological contributions. Werner Wittenberger on his 60th birthday. On the history of the Christian Peace Conference, Volume 3 , Frankfurt / M. 1995, 97 pp.
  • Nile Theological College Worship Book , Khartoum North 2000; revised edition 2002.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Reinhard Scheerer: Ex oriente pax. A History of the Christian Peace Conference. Part I 1958-1960 , BoD Norderstedt 2019, p. 8


personal data
SURNAME Scheerer, Reinhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Evangelical Lutheran theologian and author
DATE OF BIRTH October 8, 1953
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg