This book is the first anthology of writings to be devoted to
Icelandic theologian and religious writer Magnus Eiriksson
(180681). A contemporary of Kierkegaard, Eiriksson made a name (and
enemies) for himself by being an outspoken advocate of tolerance
and freedom of thought and conscience in matters of religion. This
book aims to resurrect Eirikssons thought for a new era, with
contributions covering the key topics of his writings and offering
insight into his historical and cultural background. By explaining
Eirikssons frequent disagreements with his contemporaries --
including Kierkegaard -- the contributors shed light on the period
as a whole and offer a new perspective on religious thought in the
Danish Golden Age.
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