謝林晚期哲學中的基督教概念

The Concept of Christianity in Schelling's Late Philosophy

王丁(WANG Ding)

《基督教文化學刊》 46期 (2021/12) Pp. 121-145

並列摘要

In his final stage, Schelling introduced the distinction between ＂positive philosophy＂ and ＂negative philosophy,＂ and explained specifically that his ＂positive philosophy＂ includes both ＂philosophy of mythology＂ and ＂philosophy of revelation.＂ In a narrow sense, Christianity is the subject of a ＂philosophy of revelation,＂ but in a broader sense, the entire ＂positive philosophy＂ can be regarded as the ＂Philosophy of Christianity.＂ Having said this, Schelling, however, repeatedly stressed that what he wanted to do was not a philosophical exposition of Christian doctrine, but rather a kind of examination of Christianity as a ＂grand historical event of the world＂ ＂towards the thing itself.＂ This paper argues that it is necessary to investigate in what sense a ＂philosophy of revelation＂ is a kind of ＂Philosophy of Christianity,＂ and what role Christianity played in Schelling's later philosophy.

並列關鍵字

principle ； nihilism ； system ； a priori proof ； Christianity