Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations of Principal Works
Introduction
Part One. Heidegger's Origins: A Thematic Sketch
1. Heidegger's "Religion"
2. Luther's Theologia Crucis
Part Two. Heidegger's Motives
3. Inauthenticity
4. The Language of Inauthenticity
5. The Roots of Authenticity
6. Authenticity
Part Three. Heidegger's "Method"
7. Heidegger on the "How" of Philosophy
8. Destruction
Notes
References
Index

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Sheds new light on Heidegger's early theological development

About the Author

Benjamin D. Crowe is Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the University of Utah.

Reviews

. . . Crowe contributes to the literature on Heidegger's connection with Christianity, especially with regard to Heidegger's early theological training and convictions. . . . Clearly written and thorough in its exegesis of early Heidegger. . .
*Religious Studies Review*

. . . A fine book that sheds new light on the indebtedness of Heidegger to theology —i.e. to Protestant theology rather than to his own Catholic background.
*International Review of Biblical Studies*