Christian August Crusii, GrÃ1/4ndliche Belehrung Vom Aberglauben Zur Aufklärung Des Unterschiedes Zw

“Christian August Crusii, GrÃ1/4ndliche Belehrung Vom Aberglauben Zur Aufklärung Des Unterschiedes Zwischen Religion Und Aberglauben” explores the crucial distinction between religion and superstition during the Enlightenment era. Authored by Christian August Crusius and Christian Friedrich Pezold, this work delves into the philosophical and religious debates that characterized the period. Crusius, a prominent figure in German philosophy, provides a thorough examination of superstition, offering insights into the intellectual currents that shaped religious thought. This book is essential reading for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the history of philosophy, religious studies, and the Enlightenment.

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