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- ↑ "Wenn das offizielle Christentum kalt und verständnislos dem Werden einer neuen Welt zuschauen wollte, die doch aus dem Herzen des Evangeliums hervorgegangen ist, dann wäre das Salz der Erde faul geworden!“
- ↑ Zahl, Simeon (2010). Pneumatology and Theology of the Cross in the Preaching of Christoph Blumhardt: The Holy Spirit Between Wittenberg and Azusa Street . New York: T&T Clark. ISBN 978-0-567-64591-3. p. 136.
Further reading
- Böhm, Manfred: Gottes Reich und Gesellschaftsveränderung. Traditionen einer befreienden Theologie im Spätwerk von Leonhard Ragaz, ed. Liberación, Münster 1988
- Buess, Eduard / Mattmüller, Markus: Prophetischer Sozialismus. Blumhardt – Ragaz – Barth, Exodus, Fribourg 1986
- Herkenrath, Silvia: Politik und Gottesreich. Kommentare zur Weltpolitik des Jahre 1918–1945 von Leonhard Ragaz, TVZ, Zürich 1977
- Jäger, Hans Ulrich: Ethik und Eschatologie bei Leonhard Ragaz. Versuch einer Darstellung der Grundstrukturen und inneren Systematik von Leonhard Ragaz' theologischem Denken unter besonderer Berücksichtigung seiner Vorlesungsmanuskripte, TVZ, Zürich 1971
- Kern, Karl Hans: Leonhard Ragaz – Dennoch glauben, Pahl-Rugenstein, 1996, ISBN 978-3-89144-215-9
- Kim, Hee-Eun: Das Verhältnis zwischen Christentum und Marxismus-Leninismus bei Leonhard Ragaz in seiner Bedeutung für die Minjung-Theologie, Haag + Herchen, 1991, ISBN 978-3-89228-731-5
- Köpke, Wilfried: "Wir harren eines neuen Himmels und einer neuen Erde" - Geschichtstheologische Grundlinien im Werk der Krise von Leonhard Ragaz, München 2007, ISBN 978-3-638-71704-5
- Lietha, Walter (ed.): Leonhard Ragaz im Profil. Gedanken – Biographisches – Lebenszeugnisse, Calven, Chur 1995, ISBN 978-3-905261-05-9
- Lindt, Andreas: Leonhard Ragaz. Eine Studie zur Geschichte und Theologie des religiösen Sozialismus, Evangelischer Verlag, Zollikon 1957
- Mattmüller, Markus: Leonhard Ragaz und der religiöse Sozialismus. Eine Biographie, 2 vols., EVZ, Zollikon/Zürich 1957/1968
- Rostig, Dittmar: Bergpredigt und Politik. Zur Struktur und Funktion des Reiches Gottes bei Leonhard Ragaz, Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main/Bern 1991
- Ryoo, Jang-Hyun: Reich Gottes und seine Gerechtigkeit für die Erde. Das Verständnis von Reich Gottes und Sozialismus bei Leonhard Ragaz in seiner Bedeutung für die christlich-sozialistische Bewegung in Südkorea, diss. Berlin 1997
- Stähli, Martin Johann: Reich Gottes und Revolution. Christliche Theorie und Praxis für die Armen dieser Welt. Die Theologie des Religiösen Sozialismus bei Leonhard Ragaz und die Theologie der Revolution in Lateinamerika, Reich (= Theologische Forschung 57), Hamburg-Bergstedt 1976
- Ulrich von den Steinen: Agitation für das Reich Gottes. Ein Beitrag zur religiös-sozialen Predigtpraxis und homiletischen Theorie bei Leonhard Ragaz, Kaiser (= Beiträge zur evangelischen Theologie 77), München 1977
- Wieland Zademach (ed.): Reich Gottes für diese Welt – Theologie gegen den Strich. Erbe der Väter (L. Ragaz/M. Buber/H. J. Iwand/J. L. Hromadka/H. Gollwitzer/P. Teilhard de Chardin). Auftrag für heute – Hoffnung für morgen, Spenner, Waltrop 2001, ISBN 978-3-933688-65-1
External links
- "Leonhard Ragaz". Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL) (in German).
- Ragaz, Leonhard in German , French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of Switzerland .
- Literature by and about Leonhard Ragaz in the German National Library catalogue
- Neue Wege biography page
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 Ragaz in 1914 | |
| Born | 28 July 1868 Tamins, Switzerland |
| Died | 6 December 1945 (aged 77) Zurich, Switzerland |
| Political party | Social Democratic Party of Switzerland (1913–1935) |
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| Religion | Christianity (Reformed) |
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| Influences | Christoph Blumhardt |
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