A Keresztény Magvető rendkívüli száma azon a konferencián alapszik, amelyet a Magyar Unitárius Egyház, az Erdélyi Múzeum Egyesület, a Babeş–Bolyai Tudományegyetem Magyar Irodalomtudományi Intézete, a BBTE Magyar Filozófiai ...

The paper examines the fundamental distinction that Nicolas Malebranche (1638–1715) drew in the late seventeenth century between conceptual knowledge on the one hand and inner sensation (or conscience) on the other. Instead ...

The paper deals with the Kantianism of the Hungarian philosophers from Transylvania, which is not just an issue concerning the history of philosophy and ideas, but also the larger question, related to European modernization. ...

This paper proposes an interpretation of the speech (Az Istenség két leányinak és a vallás és a józan okosságnak kölcsönös viaskodásai és győzedelmei – Th e Deity’s two Daughters’, and Religion’s and Sober Reason’s Mutual ...

This paper argues that during his studies in Göttingen, János Körmöczi (1763–1836) concurrently encountered both the post-Kantian philosophers’ concepts of religion, and the most prominent recent works of German church ...

This paper aims to reconstruct in detail both the arguments, and the intellectual/historical context of a 40 page manuscript translation, bearing the title “Moses”, written by the young Körmöczi somewhere in the1790s. We ...

The first inventory of the „collection of rarities” of the Unitarian College in Kolozsvár dates back to 1800, but it was probably founded much earlier at the beginning of the 18th century. This study treats in detail the ...

The paper off ers an introduction to (and publishes the text of) eight letters by József Pákei (1759–1802). The letters written between November 1794 and October 1797 were sent to János Körmöczi, who was traveling at the ...

Elhangzott a konferencia záróistentiszteletén, Magyarsároson. Körmöczi János beszédének teljes címe: Az emberi életnek tiszteletes vénsége, a bölcsességben és makula nélkül való életben lerajzolva. Egy halotti tanításban, ...

The University of Göttingen was founded in 1737. According to the royal founding proclamation it was intended to be the “educative school of science and good habits”. Th is is exactly what this University represents for ...