Wilhelm Gass

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Wilhelm Gass

Friedrich Wilhelm Joachim Heinrich Gaß (born November 28, 1813 in Breslau , Lower Silesia , † February 21, 1889 in Heidelberg ) was a Protestant theologian and philosopher .

Life

Gaß was born in Breslau, where his father Joachim Christian Gaß (1766-1831), a trusted friend of Friedrich Schleiermacher , was a consistorial advisor and professor of theology . He completed his habilitation at the University of Breslau in 1839, became an associate professor in 1846 , came to the University of Greifswald as a full professor in 1847 , to Giessen in 1861 , and to Heidelberg in 1868 .

Works

  • Contributions to church literature and the history of dogmas in the Greek Middle Ages (Breslau 1844–49, 2 vols.);
  • Georg Calixtus and Syncretism (Breslau 1846);
  • History of Protestant Dogmatics (Berlin 1854–67, 4 vols.);
  • On the history of the Athos monasteries (Giessen 1865);
  • The Doctrine of Conscience (Berlin 1869);
  • Symbolism of the Greek Church (Berlin);
  • Optimism and pessimism . The course of the Christian world and life view (Berlin 1876);
  • History of ethics (Berlin 1881, vol. 1).

From the estate of Ernst Ludwig Theodor Henke he was with Alexander Vial whose Modern Church History (Hall 1874-80, 3 vols.) Out.

literature

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