Pontius Pilatus oder die Bibel im Kleinen und der Mensch im Großen. [German]

Johann Caspar Lavater's "Pontius Pilatus oder die Bibel im Kleinen und der Mensch im Gro Ÿen" offers a profound exploration of the biblical figure of Pontius Pilate, examining his role and significance within the broader context of human morality and divine justice. Lavater delves into the complexities of Pilate's actions, prompting readers to consider the weight of moral responsibility and the interplay between individual choices and overarching biblical narratives.

Written in German, this work provides insights into 18th-century theological thought and interpretation, inviting readers to engage with enduring questions about faith, power, and the human condition. Lavater's work remains relevant for those interested in biblical studies, historical theology, and the philosophical examination of human nature as reflected in scripture.

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