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Christian theology

for Schleiermacher, the immediate self-consciousness of being utterly dependent, which he took as the essence of piety and of religion.

In Christian theology, feeling of absolute dependence refers to, for Schleiermacher, the immediate self-consciousness of being utterly dependent, which he took as the essence of piety and of religion. This meaning comes from Schleiermacher (1830/1999) in The Christian faith.[1]

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References

Schleiermacher, F. (1999). The Christian faith (H. R. Mackintosh & J. S. Stewart, Eds.). T. & T. Clark. (Original work published 1830) ISBN 9780567087096

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