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is the autobiography of Johann Salomo Semler, a prominent German theologian and biblical scholar of the 18th century. This first volume offers a detailed account of Semler's early life, education, and intellectual development during the Enlightenment. Semler's work was pivotal in shaping modern biblical criticism and challenging traditional religious doctrines. This volume provides valuable insights into the social, religious, and intellectual climate of 18th-century Germany. Semler's personal narrative offers a unique perspective on the era's key debates and transformations, making it an essential resource for scholars and anyone interested in the history of theology and the Enlightenment.
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