Évangélisme et Lumières

Evangelical revivalism and the Enlightenment have been traditionally viewed as contradictory movements, whose coexistence is considered as one of the great paradoxes of the xviiith century. This study suggests that the two movements, which were varied in their composition, were after all not so opp...

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Päätekijä: Bergamasco, Lucia
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Kieli:Français
Julkaistu: 2002
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spelling cairn-RFEA_092_0022RFEARevue française d’études américaines https://shs.cairn.info/revue-francaise-d-etudes-americaines-2002-2-page-22?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rfea.092.0022 Évangélisme et Lumières Bergamasco, Lucia2002 Clergé éclairéÉvangélismeLumièresMessianismePhilosophie moraleEnlightened clergyEnlightenmentEvangelicalismMessianismMoral philosophyfre Revue française d’études américaines | 92 | 2 | 2002-05-01 | p. 22-46 | 0397-7870 RFEA_09230 Evangelical revivalism and the Enlightenment have been traditionally viewed as contradictory movements, whose coexistence is considered as one of the great paradoxes of the xviiith century. This study suggests that the two movements, which were varied in their composition, were after all not so opposed. The American evangelical clergy, through its university training, its immersion in moral philosophy, and its ongoing dialogue with like-minded British evangelicals, partook in experimental epistemology. Its messianic hope was also the religious equivalent of the Enlightenment’s optimism.Cairn free access
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topic Clergé éclairé
Évangélisme
Lumières
Messianisme
Philosophie morale
Enlightened clergy
Enlightenment
Evangelicalism
Messianism
Moral philosophy
spellingShingle Clergé éclairé
Évangélisme
Lumières
Messianisme
Philosophie morale
Enlightened clergy
Enlightenment
Evangelicalism
Messianism
Moral philosophy
Bergamasco, Lucia
Évangélisme et Lumières
topic_facet Clergé éclairé
Évangélisme
Lumières
Messianisme
Philosophie morale
Enlightened clergy
Enlightenment
Evangelicalism
Messianism
Moral philosophy
description Evangelical revivalism and the Enlightenment have been traditionally viewed as contradictory movements, whose coexistence is considered as one of the great paradoxes of the xviiith century. This study suggests that the two movements, which were varied in their composition, were after all not so opposed. The American evangelical clergy, through its university training, its immersion in moral philosophy, and its ongoing dialogue with like-minded British evangelicals, partook in experimental epistemology. Its messianic hope was also the religious equivalent of the Enlightenment’s optimism.
author Bergamasco, Lucia
author_facet Bergamasco, Lucia
author_sort Bergamasco, Lucia
title Évangélisme et Lumières
title_short Évangélisme et Lumières
title_full Évangélisme et Lumières
title_fullStr Évangélisme et Lumières
title_full_unstemmed Évangélisme et Lumières
title_sort évangélisme et lumières
publishDate 2002
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