Karl Holl
Yet Another “New Start”: Karl Holl on Luther …
The following is an excerpt from Karl Holl’s booklength essay, “What Did Luther Understand by […]
The Great Dissolving (According to Karl Holl)
A few passages from Karl Holl’s classic “The Distinctive Elements in Christianity” (1937) that will […]
Karl Holl on Creativity, Heart, and ‘Situation-Ethics’
In The Reconstruction of Morality (1979 Augsburg edition, as cited last week), Holl brushes up […]
Karl Holl on Morality as Instinctive
In his lecture on Luther’s earlier ethical views, which was published and then re-worked between […]
Karl Holl on Morality as Awakening
This is the last quote in Mockingbird’s Holl series from The Distinctive Elements in Christianity (1937). […]
Karl Holl on Spontaneity and ‘Situation-Ethics’
Karl Holl understood the morality of Jesus as a kind of spontaneous response to situations […]
Karl Holl on Freedom and Exaction in the Moral Life
This quote for today, like last week’s, is from the 1925 essay translated as The […]
Mockingbird 101: Karl Holl on the Shape (and End) of Moral Effort
Karl Holl was a German theologian who lived from 1866-1926. He taught at Tuebingen, and […]
Slightly Expanded And Significantly More Organized Conference Book …
Here’s the full list plus a couple of relevant additions, linked to sites where they […]
“Luther laid the greatest emphasis of all on the fact that everything must be done […]
"The Distinctive Elements in Christianity" by Karl Holl …
A few quotes from the late Rector of the University of Berlin: “I begin with […]
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