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Martensen, Hans Lassen

Record IDcnp00399079

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Biographical Data1808 - 1884

Last Edit2024-02-08

General Note

Aus Flensburg, dän. luth. (evang.)Theologe, Erzbischof; 1833: Respondent in Kopenhagen; 1843: Prof. der Theologie an der Univ. zu Kopenhagen; 1860: Bischof von Seeland

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Further Biographical Data1808-1884

Academic Title or DegreeProf. Dr.

ActivityPersonen zu Kirchengeschichte, Systematischer und Praktischer Theologie, Kirche und Konfession (3.6p) (sswd)

Erzbischof (gnd)

Evangelischer Theologe (gnd)

CountryDänemark

Geographic NoteDK (iso3166)

Place of Activity

Place of ActivityKopenhagen
Wirkungsort

Seeland
Wirkungsort

Names

HeadingMartensen, Hans Lassen
used in: Integrated Authority File (GND), Germany

Variant NameMartensen, Hans

Martensen, Hans L.

Martensen, J.

Martensen, Joannes

Martensen, Joh.

Martensen, Johannes

Martensen, H.
LCAuth

Martensen, H. L.

Martensen, H.L.

Martensen

Martensen, Johannes Laurentii

Martensenius, Joannes

Sources

Found inWBIS. — LCAuth

Imprint SourcesGrundrids til Moralphilosophiens System. - 1841

Briefwechsel zwischen H. L. Martensen und J. A. Dorner. - 1888

Den christelige Daab betragtet med Hensyn paa det baptistiske Spørgsmaal. - 1843

Die Verfassungsfrage der dänischen Volkskirche. - 1852

Die christliche Taufe und die baptistische Frage. - 1843

Jacob Böhme. - 1882

Sendebrev til Hr Oberconsistorialraad Nielsen i Slesvig. - 1850

Socialismus und Christenthum. - 1875

born August 19, 1808 in Flensburg, Duchy of Schleswig (now Germany); died February 3, 1884 in Copenhagen, Denmark) was a Danish theologian and academic, who in 1854 gave up his educational career and was made bishop of Seeland, the Danish Primate.The "official" eulogy he pronounced upon Bishop Jakob P. Mynster (1775-1854) in 1854, in which he affirmed that the deceased man was one of the authentic truth-witnesses of Christianity to have appeared in the world since apostolic times brought down upon his head the invectives of the philosopher Søren Kierkegaard (thus triggering the father of existentialism's attack on official Christendom).

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