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No God on the Horizon? Voegelin, Buber and Bonhoeffer and the Moment of Surrender
2010
Social Science Research Network
In a time when the faith and freedom of men and women in Europe are challenged by radical atheism 1 and by the fanaticism of secularists, religious extremists and political fundamentalists, public discourse reconsiders the possibility that there is simply "no God on the horizon." As Europe is becoming increasingly secular, the moral underpinnings of our Judeo-Christian heritage are shaken, i.e. the constructive elements in Christianity and Judaism which promote peaceful coexistence and
doi:10.2139/ssrn.1662543
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