A companion to Heidegger's Phenomenology of religious life [Texte imprimé] / edited by S. J. McGrath and Andrzej Wierciński

Notes bibliogr.

Part 1: The historical contexts of Heidegger's 1920-1921 religion courses. A "genuinely religiously orientated personality." Martin Heidegger and the religious and theological origins of his philosophy / Holger Zaborowski -- Traces of Heidegger's religious struggle in his Phenomenology of religious life / Alfred Denker -- Religion, theology and philosophy on the way to Being and time: Heidegger, Dilthey and early Christianity / Istvan M. Feher -- Heidegger and the Ascesis of thought / Franco Volpi -- Theology and the historicity of faith in the perspective of the young Martin Heidegger / Jeffrey Andrew Barash -- A historical note on Heidegger's relationship to Ernst Troeltsch / Sylvain Camilleri

Part 2: Phenomenological method in the early Heidegger. Heidegger's methodological principles for understanding religious phenomena / Jean Greisch -- Heidegger's atheology: the possibility of unbelief / Andrzej Wiercinski -- Formal indication, irony, and the risk of saying nothing / S. J. McGrath

Part 3: Reading Heidegger on Paul, Augustine, and Christian mysticism. Philosophia Crucis: the influence of Paul on Heidegger's phenomenology / Jaromir Brejdak -- The end of time: temporality in Paul's Letters tot he Thessalonians / Graeme Nicholson -- Present history: reflections on Martin Heidegger's approach to early Christianity / Gerhard Ruff -- The poetics of world: origins of poetic theory in Heidegger's Phenomenology of religious life / Jennifer Anna Gosetti-Ferencei -- Truth and temptation: confessions and existential analysis / Daniel Dahlstrom -- Memory and temptation: Heidegger reads Book X of Augustine's Confessions / Costantino Esposito -- Notes for a work on the 'Phenomenology of religious life' (1916-1919) / Theodore Kisiel -- The theological architecture of the religious life-world according to Heidegger's proto-phenomenology of religion (1916-1919) / Sylvain Camilleri -- Choosing a hero: Heidegger's conception of authentic life in relation to early Christianity