The Reformation of Philosophy

Born 1971; Associate Professor at the University of Oslo and President of the Nordic Society for Philosophy of Religion.

• Marius Timmann Mjaaland: IntroductionI. Re-Formation of Philosophy in Christianity and IslamPhilipp Stoellger: Reformation as Reformatting Religion: The Shift of Perspective and Perception by Faith as Medium - Safet Bektovic: The Signs of a Hidden God: Dialectics of Veiling and Unveiling God in Islam - Marius Timmann Mjaaland: On the Path of Destruction: Luther, Kant and Heidegger on Divine Hiddenness and TranscendenceII. Philosophy in the Wake of the ReformationBurkhard Nonnenmacher: Hegel's Philosophy of Religion and Luther - Stian Grøgård: A Note on Revelation and the Critique of Reason in Schelling's Late Philosophy - Jayne Svenungsson: Idealism Turned against Itself: From Hegel to Rosenzweig - Jörg Disse: Immediate Certainty and the Morally Good: Luther, Kierkegaard and Cognitive Psychology - Jan-Olav Henriksen: The Reformer in the Eyes of a Critic: Nietzsche's Perception and Presentation of LutherIII. Reformation, Phenomenology and MetaphysicsRasmus Nagel: Continuing the Discontinuity: Luther, Badiou and the Reformation - Patrick Ebert: A Phenomenological Inquiry about Transcendence as Radical Alterity - Taylor Weaver: Revolution of Passivity: Agamben on Paul and Politics - Svein Aage Christoffersen: The Beginning: K. E. Løgstrup's Metaphysics of Existence in the 1930s - Dorthe Jørgensen: Protestantism and Its Aesthetic DiscontentsIV. Critique, Protest and ReformUlf Zackariasson: Religious Agency as Vehicle and Source of Critique: A Pragmatist Contribution - Timo Koistinen: The Personal in Philosophy of Religion - Atle Ottesen Søvik: Are the Lutheran Confessions Inconsistent in What They Say on Free Will? - Sven Thore Kloster: Community of Conflict: Towards an Agonistic Theology with Chantal Mouffe and Kathryn Tanner - Øystein Brekke: Critique of Religion, Critique of Reason: Criticising Religion in the Classroom