Three Possibilities for a Christian Conception of History

Telos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 2009 (147):167-170 (2009)
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Abstract

Today, every attempt at a self-understanding ultimately proves to be a situating oneself by means of the philosophy of history or a utopian self-dislocation. Today, all human beings who plan and attempt to unite the masses behind their plans engage in some form of philosophy of history. They accept the existence of the means of extermination, which modern science provides to every person in power. But the question as to what kind of people these means are to be reasonably applied to is obviously no natural scientific question. For a long time now, it is also no longer a moral…

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