Johann Conrad Dannhauer

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Johann Conrad Dannhauer was a prominent 17th-century German Lutheran theologian and professor known for his influential role in shaping and defending Lutheran orthodoxy.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lutheran theologian
human
activeInCentury 17th century
confession Lutheran
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
dateOfBirth 1603-03-24
dateOfDeath 1666-05-15
describedAs prominent 17th-century German Lutheran theologian and professor
educatedAt University of Marburg
University of Strasbourg
employer University of Strasbourg
ethnicGroup German
familyName Dannhauer
fieldOfWork dogmatics
hermeneutics
homiletics
theology
givenName Johann
hasAcademicDiscipline Protestant theology
hasRole defender of Lutheran orthodoxy
shaper of Lutheran orthodoxy
influenced Philipp Jakob Spener
languageOfWorkOrName German
Latin
movement Lutheran orthodoxy
nativeLanguage German
notableFor defense of Lutheran orthodoxy
systematic Lutheran theology
notableStudent Philipp Jakob Spener
notableWork Hermeneutica sacra
Hodosophia Christiana
Liber conscientiae
occupation theologian
university professor
partOf Early modern Lutheran scholasticism
placeOfBirth Electoral Palatinate
Königsbach
placeOfDeath Alsace
Strasbourg
positionHeld professor of theology
rector of the University of Strasbourg
religion Lutheranism
sexOrGender male
workLocation Strasbourg

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Lutheran orthodoxy hasNotableTheologian Johann Conrad Dannhauer