Friedrich Julius Stahl: A Confessional Lutheran Thinker

This chapter provides an overview of the early life and education of Friedrich Julius Stahl, a significant figure in the revival of classical Lutheran doctrine in Germany. It highlights Stahl's clear and systematic approach to political philosophy influenced by his confessional Lutheran convictions, comparing him to Edmund Burke. The chapter also discusses the Neo-Lutheran movement, important figures within it, and the broader ideological battles of Stahl's time.