Previous studies of H. Richard Niebuhr's intellectual background
have fallen into two groups: those that stress the German and
especially Kantian sources of Niebuhr's thought, and those that
emphasize the American and especially pragmatic sources of his
thought. Joseph S. Pagano provides a way beyond these seemingly
antagonistic positions. Through careful readings of the
philosophical background of the triadic structure, Pagano
demonstrates that Niebuhr's intellectual background was both
Kantian and pragmatic. He also provides the first book-length study
of the development of the triadic structure of faith in Niebuhr's
theology and ethics. This book is a particularly insightful
reference for scholars in ethics, religious studies, theology,
philosophy, and church history.
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