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 Enlightenment & Liberals   
  
  
    
      
        
  R. H. M. Elwes' 1891 translation of the 
	Dutch rationalist's radical redefinition of theology (archived by the 
	Gutenberg Project).  
 
        
		R. H. M. Elwes' translation of 
		Spinoza's 1670 argument for religious freedom (archived by 
		On-line Library of Liberty).
		 
 
        
	John Veitch's 1901 translation of 
	Descartes' 1641 critical treatise that launched modern philosophy. 
 
        
  Rationalist critique of religion & theology
  published anonymously in 1772 by radical French aristocrat, Paul Thyry, Baron
  d'Holbach (posted by  Freethought
  Archives). 
 
        
  Archive pages of Carl Mikelsen's gateway to on-line works of
	Descartes,
  Hobbes, 
	Spinoza,
  Leibniz, 
	Locke,
  Berkeley, 
	Herder,
  Hume, 
	Kant,
  Hegel
  & others (U of Idaho). 
 
        
  Overview of the life & thought of the 17th c. Frenchman
  whose critical reflections on doubt,
  mind,
  God,
  & physical
  existence gave rise to modern philosophy [Internet
  Encyclopedia of Philosophy]. 
 
        
  Hugo Meynell's critique of rational criticism
  posted by the cyber-academy Leadership U. 
 
        
  Stephen Palmquist's list of Kant-related
  websites includes links to all e-texts of
	Kant's
  writings. 
 
        
        
          E-edition of H. I. Wolff's
          translation of the rational humanist's 1772 irreverent challenge to
          ecclesiastical doctrines (Hanover 
			Historical Texts). 
         
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 Idealists   
   
  Neo-Orthodoxy   
  
    
    
      
        
          
  
  Complete text of Dallas M. 
	Roark's 1972 
	introduction to the life & works of the charismatic Lutheran activist 
	martyred by the Nazis (posted by Religion-Online). 
 
          
  
  F. G. Oosterhoff's summary & 
	analysis of Bonhoeffer's critique of Christian fideism (Christian 
	Study Library). 
 
          
  
  Gateway to digital resources 
	for research on the German theologian and martyr (Tyndale Seminary, Ont.). 
   
          
  
  Survey of the life and 
  thought of the most influential Protestant theologian of the early 20th c. (in 
  Wesley Wildman's  Boston 
  Collaborative Encyclopedia 
  of Modern Western Theology). 
 
          
  1939 article in
  Christian Century explains Barth's opposition to Hitler's National Socialism (posted by 
	Religion-Online). 
 
          
  Full text of Niebuhr's 
	classic analysis of the dialectic of history & indictment of false prophets. 
 
          
  Vernard Eller's
  introduction to the life & works of left-wing 19th c. German pietists, father &
  son, whose critique of religion & theology of radical hope
  anticipated & influenced the dialectical theology of Barth, Brunner &
  other Neo-Orthodox thinkers & spawned the Bruderhof movement. 
 
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