Heinrich Klee

Heinrich Klee ( born April 20, 1800 Munstermaifeld; † July 28, 1840 in Munich) was a Catholic theologian.

Life

High school study in the episcopal seminary at Mainz 1809-17, then studied philosophy and theology at the seminary of Mainz 1817-21 ( ordination 1823). From 1819 to 1824 he worked as a teacher at Episcopal High School Mainz.

Klee in 1825 professor of theology and philosophy (doctor of theology ) at the Catholic Seminary to Würzburg, from 1825 to 1829 professor of exegesis and church history in Mainz seminary. Against the will of Georg Hermes ( Hermesianism ) in Bonn and the Cologne Archbishop Ferdinand August von Spiegel Clover in 1829 became professor of exegesis and Church History at the Catholic Faculty of the University of Bonn.

Heinrich Klee died on July 28, 1840 in Munich and found his final resting place.

" His sharp contrast to the Hermesianern led to a split and the student body. Klee was supported by Karl Windisch man and the archbishop of Cologne, Clemens August von Droste- Vischering, but did end in 1839 as successor Johann Adam Mohler as professor of dogmatic theology and exegesis at the University of Munich, where he proved popular with students and colleagues, but soon died. " Back to the story " (in his exegetical and dogmatic historical studies ), and the attempt of a system of all theology, following the example of the idealistic philosophy of His pressing issues were: the theological work of Klee, basically a self-taught, developed in two directions.: ?. What is theology How does a dogma What is the Church strove the synthesis and the new foundation of theology were not possible for him despite tireless work Significant contemporaries such as Dollinger reckoned him among the most eminent theological thinkers of her century "

Works (selection)

  • Tentamen theologico - criticum de chiliasmo primorum saeculorum ( Diss ) ( 1825)
  • The Confession, A hist - crit. Unters. (1828 )
  • Comment on the Gospel according to John (Mainz 1829)
  • Comment about the Apostle Paul Epistle to the Romans ( Mainz 1830)
  • Encyclopedia of Theology ( Mainz 1832)
  • Interpretation of the Epistle to the Hebrews (Mainz 1833)
  • Catholic Dogmatics (Mainz 1835, 3 volumes; 4th ed 1861). Regarded as his main work
  • History of Dogma (Mainz 1837-38, 2 vols )
  • Outline of Catholic morality ( 2nd ed Mainz 1847).

Swell

  • Anton Lutter Beck: Clover, Henry. In: General German Biography (ADB ). Volume 16, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1882, pp. 69 f
  • Erich Naab: Heinrich Klee. In: Biographic- bibliographic church encyclopedia ( BBKL ). Volume 3, Bautz, Herzberg 1992, ISBN 3-88309-035-2, Sp 1577-1578. (Articles / Articles beginning possibly in the Internet Archive )
  • Georg Schwaiger: Clover, Henry. In: New German Biography ( NDB ). Volume 11, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 1977, ISBN 3-428-00192-3, pp. 721 f ( digitized ).
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