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HEINRICH PHILIPP KONRAD HENKE (1752 — 1809) , See also: German theologian, best known as a writer on See also: church
See also: history, was See also: born at Hehlen, See also: Brunswick, on the 3rd of See also: July 1752
.
He was educated at the gymnasium of Brunswick and the university of See also: Helmstedt, and from 1778 to 1809 he was professor, first of philosophy, then of See also: theology, in that university
.
In 1803 he was appointed See also: principal of the Carolinum in Brunswick as well
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He died on the 2nd of May 1809
.
Henke belonged to the rationalistic school
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His principal See also: work (Allgemeine Geschichte der christl
.
Kirche, 6 vols., 1788—1804; 2nd ed., 1795—1806) is commended by F
.
C
.
Baur for fullness, accuracy and See also: artistic composition
.
His other See also: works are Lineamenta institutionum fzcjei Christianae historico-criticarum (1783), Opuscula academica (1802) and two volumes of Predigten
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He was also editor of the Magazin fur die Religionsphilosophie, Exegese and Kirchengeschichte (1793—1802) and the Archiv fur die neueste Kirchengeschichte (1794—1799)
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His son, See also: ERNST LUDWIG THEODOR HENKE (1804-1872), after
studying at the university of See also: Jena, became professor extraordinarius there in 1833, and professor ordinarius of Marburg in 1839
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He is known as the author of monographs upon Georg Calixt u. See also: seine Zeit (1853—186o), Papst See also: Pius VII
.
(186o), Konrad von Marburg (1861), Kaspar Peucer u
.
Nik
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Krell (1865), Jak
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Friedr
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Fries (1867), Zur neuern Kirchengeschichte (1867)
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