Secular Religion: A Polemic against the Misinterpretation of Modern Social Philosophy, Science and Politics as "New Religions"
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- Despite reworking and rewriting 'Secular Religion' for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen's somewhat mysterious last book and to bring 'Secular Religion' to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen's former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a 'new' de-secularization will have to face Kelsen's criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a 'new' theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen's text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. 292 pp. Englisch.

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Neuware - Despite reworking and rewriting 'Secular Religion' for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen's somewhat mysterious last book and to bring 'Secular Religion' to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen's former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a 'new' de-secularization will have to face Kelsen's criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a 'new' theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen's text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. 292 pp. Englisch.

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AUSFÜHRLICHERE BESCHREIBUNG: Despite reworking and rewriting 'Secular Religion' for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen's somewhat mysterious last book and to bring 'Secular Religion' to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen's former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a 'new' de-secularization will have to face Kelsen's criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a 'new' theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen's text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. INHALT: Introductionary Remarks .- Editorial Remarks.- Preface .- Introduction .- Chapter I The Search for Parallelisms and Its Dangers .- Chapter II Doctrine of Progress: and Eschatology .- Chapter III Joachim of Flora s and St. Augustine s Theologies of History .- Chapter IV Gnosticism.- Chapter V Hobbes s Leviathan .- Chapter VI The Philosophy of the Enlightenment .- Chapter VII Hume s Empiricism and Kant s Transcendental Philosophy .- Chapter VIII Saint-Simon s New Religion and Proudhon s Social Theory .- Chapter IX Comte s Positive Philosophy .- Chapter X Marx s Economic Interpretation of History .- Chapter XI Nietzsche the Christian .- Chapter XII Nietzsche the Metaphysician .- Chapter XIII Modern Science .- Chapter XIV Modern Politics .- Conclusion .- Bibliography .- Index of Subjects .- Index of Names. BIOGRAFIEN: Potz, Richard (AT): Richard Potz, O. Univ.-Prof. Dr., Institut für Rechtsphilosophie, Religions- und Kulturrecht, Universität Wien.Jabloner, Clemens: Clemens Jabloner, geb. 1948 in Wien, seit 1993 Präsident des Verwaltungsgerichtshofes, seit 1993 zweiter Geschäftsführer des Hans-Kelsen-Instituts in Wien. Buch, gebundene Ausgabe.

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XV, 292 Seiten. Kaum merklich berieben. Ein sauberes und solides, offensichtlich ungelesenes Exemplar - nahezu neuwertig. - unused, almost perfect copy. - In english - * Despite reworking and rewriting ‚Secular Religion` for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen´s somewhat mysterious last book and to bring ‚Secular Religion` to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen`s former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a ‚new` de-secularization will have to face Kelsen´s criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a ‚new` theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen´s text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. (Quelle: Verlagstext). IS: 9783709107652 ****An unsere Kunden in Deutschland: Versand nach Deutschland zweimal in der Woche ab Freilassing mit der Deutschen Post. Unsere Rechnungen an deutsche Kunden enthalten deutsche Umsatzsteuer!*** Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 650 Gr.-8°, Original-Pappband (Hardcoer).

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XV, 292 Seiten. Gr.-8°, Original-Pappband (Hardcoer) Kaum merklich berieben. Ein sauberes und solides, offensichtlich ungelesenes Exemplar - nahezu neuwertig. - unused, almost perfect copy. - In english - * Despite reworking and rewriting ‚Secular Religion` for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen´s somewhat mysterious last book and to bring ‚Secular Religion` to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen`s former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a ‚new` de-secularization will have to face Kelsen´s criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a ‚new` theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen´s text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. (Quelle: Verlagstext). IS: 9783709107652 Versand D: 7,50 EUR Recht.

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XV, 292 Seiten. Gr.-8, Original-Pappband (Hardcoer) Kaum merklich berieben. Ein sauberes und solides, offensichtlich ungelesenes Exemplar - nahezu neuwertig. - unused, almost perfect copy. - In english - * Despite reworking and rewriting Secular Religion for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsens somewhat mysterious last book and to bring Secular Religion to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsens former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a new de-secularization will have to face Kelsens criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a new theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsens text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. (Quelle: Verlagstext). IS: 9783709107652 ****An unsere Kunden in Deutschland: Versand nach Deutschland zweimal in der Woche ab Freilassing mit der Deutschen Post Unsere Rechnungen an deutsche Kunden enthalten deutsche Umsatzsteuer!***, 650g.

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Secular Religion: Despite reworking and rewriting Secular Religion for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen`s somewhat mysterious last book and to bring Secular Religion to a wider public. Englisch, Buch.

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Despite reworking and rewriting Secular Religion for about ten years Hans Kelsen finally withdrew the text from printing in 1964. After long and careful consideration the Hans Kelsen-Institut has now decided to lift the veil on Kelsen's somewhat mysterious last book and to bring Secular Religion to a wider public. In this book Kelsen vehemently opposes any attempt to discredit modern science as failed religion, a view prominently held by Kelsen's former student Eric Voegelin. Any contemporary trend towards a "new" de-secularization will have to face Kelsen's criticism. Furthermore, as Kelsen convincingly demonstrates, any trend towards a "new" theologization holds the danger of totalitarianism. In this context Kelsen's text from 1964 offers an excellent contribution to a current discussion. Sofort lieferbar, Hardcover, Neuware, offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).

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