Angelus Silesius, Johannes Scheffler

The book explores the lives of Angelus Silesius and Johannes Scheffler, both notable as converts, poets, and theologians. It delves into their journeys between Catholicism and Protestantism, highlighting their theological debates and differing views. Lindemann provides insights into their literary contributions, offering a historical perspective on these significant figures in 17th-century religious literature. This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding their complex identities and the cultural context of their time.