Die Zeichen der Zeit: Briefe an Freunde über die Gewissensfreiheit und das Recht der christlichen Gemeinde [German]

Die Zeichen der Zeit (The Signs of the Times) by Christian Karl Josias Freiherr Von Bunsen is a collection of letters to friends concerning freedom of conscience and the rights of the Christian community. Written in 1855, the book offers insights into the religious and political climate of 19th-century Germany. Von Bunsen, a prominent diplomat and scholar, passionately argues for the importance of individual religious liberty and the autonomy of Christian congregations.

These letters provide valuable historical context for understanding the debates surrounding religious authority and personal belief during a period of significant social and intellectual change in Europe. Von Bunsen's work remains relevant for anyone interested in the history of Christian thought and the ongoing struggle for religious freedom.

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